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The move follows a £19m funding deal with specialist real estate development finance provider Maslow Capital to support Henry who is acting as a developer and contractor.
The scheme on Greenford Road will comprise a part 14- storey, part 5-storey and part 3-storey residential building that will accommodate 83 flats.
Charles Leigh, Development Director at Henry Construction said: “We are delighted to have closed this transaction with Maslow, which will enable us to build and deliver much needed high-quality housing for the London Borough of Ealing.
“I look forward to continuing our relationship with Maslow throughout the construction period, and on future projects.”
Since 2006, all new domestic and non-domestic buildings must undergo airtightness testing to reduce CO2 emissions and energy costs.
Conducting an air tightness test involves attaching blower door testing equipment to an exterior opening in order to pressurise the building and measure pressure differences that can identify problem areas within it.
SAP calculations play a pivotal role in assessing the energy efficiency of dwellings in the UK, incorporating various elements, including heat recovery systems like Waste Water Heat Recovery Systems (WWHRS) and Flue Gas Heat Recovery Systems (FGHRS), to evaluate a building’s overall energy performance. WWHRS are recognised within the SAP methodology for their substantial impact on energy savings related to hot water heating, thanks to their ability to reclaim heat from used water and transfer it to incoming fresh water. By including these systems in SAP calculations, dwellings can achieve improved SAP ratings, lower fuel costs, and reduced CO2 emissions, ultimately aiding compliance with Part L of the building regulations. The SAP software integrates the efficiency data of heat recovery systems, adjusting the energy demand calculations for water heating to accurately reflect the energy savings they provide.
A major new programme to transform Bristol’s energy use has been signed by partners including the City Council, Ameresco and Vattenfall.