The Evidence of Suitability method using the Deemed to Satisfy Provisions of Part J of the Energy Efficiency section of the NCC Volume 1 (formally the BCA) have been chosen as the most appropriate method to assess the compliance of the proposed development.
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Section J: Method of Compliance (Deemed to Satisfy)
By Jamie Bonnefin on May 3, 2016 9:42:12 AM
Topics: Section J Sustainability Accreditations Construction Commercial
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Energy Efficiency Industry: History
By Ilvy Bonnefin on Apr 28, 2016 12:34:47 PM
Due to concerns regarding global warning, the Australian Government in July 2000, announced that the State and Territory governments along with industry had reached agreement in regards to adopting a “two pronged” approach to reducing the overall greenhouse emissions from buildings. This was first introduced through the implementation of mandatory minimum energy performance requirements through the Building Code of Australia (BCA). Secondly was the encouragement of voluntary best practice initiatives within the industry. These initiatives were widely supported, with the reasoning that the building related matters be consolidated in the BCA wherever possible.