The Affiliated Insulation Industry Coalition (AIIC) has today released its report, Insulation in Australia: 2024.
The report highlights insulation as a heavy hitter in the mix of energy efficiency technologies available to improve the lives of Australians now and into the future.
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The Energy Efficiency Council in collaboration with the recently formed Affiliated Insulation Industry Coalition (AIIC) is pleased to provide further detail on the rollout of the Roadmap for quality control and safety in insulation installation.
The Australian Modern Building Alliance (AMBA) applauds changes to the National Construction Code (NCC) 2022 to introduce a 7-star NatHERS energy rating and says it’s an important step in moving Australia towards its net zero emissions target.
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The Energy Efficiency Council in collaboration with the recently formed Affiliated Insulation Industry Coalition are pleased to announce the rollout of the Roadmap for Quality Controland Safety in Insulation Installation.
With the continuing energy price crisis and a cold winter keeping energy costs front of mind for Australian households and businesses, insulation has come to the fore as a keycomponent in improving the health, comfort and energy efficiency of our buildings.
Presenting fire safety data from Europe, the Australian Modern Building Alliance (AMBA) today outlined a holistic approach to the fire safety of buildings at the Fire Conference 2021 Conference & Tradeshow in Sydney.
Speaking via video from Brussels as a guest of AMBA, Modern Building Alliance (MBA) Executive Chair, Quentin de Hults, highlighted seven layers of fire safety in buildings and a proposed European regulatory framework known as BIO – covering building, installation, and organisational requirements for fire safety in taller (high-rise) buildings.
The Australian Modern Building Alliance (AMBA) has welcomed the call for support for the construction industry to stimulate Australia’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 health crisis.
AMBA said economic stimulus for building and home renovation would grow manufacturing jobs and increase activity across the construction sector. It will also help Australia reduce its energy consumption and GHG emissions by encouraging the uptake of more sustainable construction materials in the built environment.
Chemistry Australia has today announced the formation of the Australian Modern Building Alliance, or AMBA, to promote the benefits of polymers in the Australian construction industry.
AMBA aims to engage with construction industry stakeholders and regulators to increase awareness of polymers as a safe and sustainable solution to improve the energy efficiency of Australia’s built environment, which will be critical in Australia’s transition to a low-carbon economy.
