CIBSE 2020 Awards Highlight Regeneration
A new focus on renovation and renewal emerged at CIBSE’s Building Performance Awards held on Wednesday 12 February. Building performance achievements in existing...
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Rinnai is continuing to offer its highly prized discretionary bursaries of up to £200 for eligible visitors to the their stand, E224, at this year’s Elemental Show at the London Excel on November 25th and 26th.
All H&V technical personnel from the building services industry who sign up and complete three Rinnai CPDs will receive the discretionary bursary. Eligibility includes all those working in the building services sector and obliged to undertake regular CPDs.
The ‘Earn and Learn’ CPD places are limited so please sign up1 as soon as possible. There are multiple bursaries available and to qualify for the awards you must complete the three CPD subjects between now and March 2027.
The popular Rinnai CPD on Seasonal Performance Factor (SPF) discusses the measure of a heat pump system - including pumps and ancillaries, overall energy efficiency over an entire heating season, considering variations in temperature and other system factors. This CPD helps with assessing the real-life performance of a heat pump system when in use.
The range of CPDs also includes recently release Water Neutrality which looks, in detail, at a subject that will become increasingly important as UK water supplies become less accessible due to overpopulation and climate change. Rinnai aims to increase awareness of this issue as well as supply industry insight into the question: should water neutrality be added to national legislation?
The Rinnai CPD on Retrofitting Heat Pumps looks at all aspects of this increasingly important subject. Heat Pumps can be readily fitted to existing or even older properties in both residential and commercial sectors. This CPD looks at the specific needs of retrofit in terms of design, appliance installation and meeting the heating and hot water demand. Also, Retrofit needs particular attention in terms of maximising energy efficiency.
All Rinnai CPDs are CIBSE approved. Rinnai supports a transparent and educational approach to information sharing that provides specifiers, system designers, contractors, installers, and customers with nutritional knowledge that adds understanding.
The Rinnai stand at Elemental London will be dedicated to highlighting the design, supply, and service of larger HVAC systems. The stand will feature the company’s innovative approach to offering the consultant, the HVAC design engineer, and end-users a complete specification process from systems choice and design, to comprehensive after sales services.
The HVAC sector is projected to expand in a global growth rate of almost 7% in the coming few years, according to a leading market intelligence & research agency. The value of the 2024 global HVAC marketplace stands at approximately $280 Billion, and it is projected to rise significantly to $390 Billion by the end of this decade.
1. Earn and Learn CPD place sign up – see here.
Picture: An image of the Rinnai logo above the elementalLONDON logo.
Article written by Dave Mapps | Published 27 October 2026
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