Condensation & Humidity: How to Control it in your Building
Condensation has been an issue in buildings for literally thousands of years. The cause is simple: warm, humid air comes into contact with a cold surface. If the cold surface is below the “dew point” of the humid air, condensation […]
Read MoreMissing roof insulation?!
Recently a client contacted us saying that they were, well, “in a bit of a pickle”. The Building Surveyor had just inspected the building for final occupancy. However, they had noticed that the Energy Efficiency Report done (12 months earlier) […]
Read More12 Tips to Keep Cool & Save Energy this Summer
Summer — a great excuse to hit the beach or blast the air conditioning. With the sweltering heat creeping closer every day, blasting the A/C might seem like the only reasonable option to keep cool. However, with the cost of […]
Read More10 Energy Saving Tips to Help Heat your Home
With winter approaching and the days growing shorter & the temperature getting cooler, it’s not uncommon to try to think of ways to heat your home. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ Household Expenditure Survey, the average Australian family […]
Read MoreOur Electricity Consumption creates Zero Emissions
Can you have completely renewable electricity that produces no greenhouse gas emissions? Energy Efficiency isn’t just in our name, it’s what we strive for. We’d like to show you that going “green” is not only an achievable goal, but in […]
Read MoreElemental Trading Part 3: External Floors
This article is the final instalment of a three-part series examining elemental trading in a Verification Method (JV3) Thermal simulation. The series discusses the effects that solar absorptance, insulation and thermal mass have on the performance of the building envelope. […]
Read MoreElemental Trading, Part 2: External Walls
This article is the second of a three-part series discussing elemental trading in a Verification Method JV3 thermal simulation. The series discusses the effect solar absorptance, insulation and thermal mass have on the performance of the building envelope. In the […]
Read MoreElemental Trading, Part 1: Roofs
This article is the first instalment of a three-part series examining elemental trading in a Verification Method (JV3) Thermal simulation. The series discusses the effect solar absorptance, insulation and thermal mass have on the performance of the building envelope. In […]
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Refrigerated Walk-In Coldroom Comparisons Report
Refrigerated Walk-In Coldrooms (WICs) are applied in a wide range of facilities as part of the delivery stream from food source to consumer. However, WICs aren’t regulated for minimum energy efficiency performance, making them difficult to assess. WICs can be […]
Read MoreOur Self-balancing Electric Unicycle
At Anderson Energy Efficiency, we like to explore the limits. Having an Electric Car is great, but in 2015 one of our employees thought he could make something even more efficient. A self-balancing, electric Unicycle! Riding it is like riding […]
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