Our past presentations can be found in the list below. These sessions are arranged by the HVAC Systems Group Committee and feature special guests to present on a variety of topics.
To suggest an idea for a future presentation, either speak to the Committee members at the next meeting or email [email protected].
Past Presentations
Past Presentations in Detail
17 April 2024
CIBSE HVAC Group invited winners of the Building Performance Awards to speak about their projects.
30 November 2022
This was a joint event with CIBSE's Facilities Management Group
Sarah Reed & Isabella Gaetani, Arup
Netza Jack, St George
Ashley Bateson, Hoare Lea
16 February 2022
Tony Day, Tony Day Consultancy: CIBSE TM67 & The Electrification of Building Services
Daniel Mahon, Loughborough University CREST: Introduction to Thermal Energy Storage Systems
Toby Morris, Sunamp: Application of Phase Change Materials
Ed Sargent, PivotPower: Battery developments
Phil Draper, Twenty One Engineering: 10 Brock Street Net Zero Case Study
19 May 2021
Serene Esuroso, Carbon Trust: A brief overview of hydrogen for heating
Chris Train, CT Energy: Gas Goes Green: Decarbonising Heating
Ricard Lowes, Exeter University: Hydrogen for heat: the good the bad and the ugly
Heidi Genomi, Energy Advisory, Programme & Project Management, Arup: Hydrogen for Heating
Tom Collins, Bosch: Decarbonising Heat
3 December 2020
Chris Twinn, TwinnSustainabilityInnovation: HEat pump technology and future developments
Richard Brimfield, Hoare Lea: Application of commercial heat pumps in new systems
Chris Tomlins, Mitsubishi Electric: Low GWP Refrigerants
Marcin Silinski, Loop Engineering: Design application of heat pumps in residential schemes
18 July 2019
This was a joint event with CIBSE Building Simulation Group
Darren Coppins, CIBSE BSG: HVAC Systems Modelling
Robert Cohen, Verco: Learning from Australia - How Better Modelling can help close the Performance Gap
Ant Wilson, AECOM: Why do we Model? How good is any Data?
23 October 2019
Chris Twinn, TwinnSutainabilityInnovation: Heat Autonomy - Life after district heating on the route to Zero Carbon
Phil Jones, LSBU: Large Scale Heat Pumps & 4/5th Generation Heat Networks
Andy Dabin, Hamworth: The Future of Gas Boilers and Alternative Fuels
Richard Venga, Mitsubishi Electric: Heat Pump Solutions
28 October 2022
This was a joint event with IBPSA England & CIBSE Building Simulation Group.
Chaoqun Zhuang, The Turing Institute: Uncertainty-based optimal energy retrofit
Phil Draper, Twenty One Engineering: Application of heat pumps in commercial properties
Richard Brimfield, Ridge and Partners: Optimising performance in design of heat pump systems
9 February 2021
Chris Iddon, CIBSE Natural Ventilation Group: SARS-Cov-2 transmission pathways
Prof. Clive Beggs, Leeds Beckett University: A Psychometric model for assessing the survival of SARS-CoV-2 in aerosols
David Black, FläktGroup: The risks associated with AHU configurations
Harry Williams, AECOM: Mitigation of transmissions routes in indoor settings
Sean Webber, Savills: How 70 Mark Lane adapted to manage the safety of its occupier
16 July 2020
Access the presentations:
Tony Day, Tony Day Consultants: Operating HVAC system and amangement of SARS-Cov-2 transmission risks
Nick Mills, RPM Consultants: Indoor Air Quality after WELL Certification
Dan Esfandiari, Greystone Recruiting: Resourcing & skills gaps for recruiting personnel into WELL & Smart Buildings
Upcoming HVAC Systems Events
View All- Group Building Simulation, CIBSE Fellows, Daylight, Data Centre, Education Buildings, Electrical Services, Energy Performance, Facilities Management, Healthcare, Heat Networks, Heritage and Retrofit Group, Homes for the Future, HVAC Systems, Information Technology & Controls, Intelligent Buildings, Natural Ventilation, Resilient Cities, Sustainability, WIBSE, SDE, SFE, SLL, SOPHE, SoVT, HCNE, HCNW, HCSE, HCSW
- Date November 19th 2026, 16:30 - 20:30
- Location Location TBD
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