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The Laboratory of Solar Energetics and Building Physics (LESBAT) was established in the early 80’s within the framework of strengthening the teaching of energy technologies in the School of Business and Engineering Vaud (HEIG-VD). It aims to contribute to the reduction of primary energy consumption and environmental impact of buildings.
To accomplish this, LESBAT has gathered considerable expertise in the following domains:
- Exergetic optimization of buildings to reduce primary energy consumption
- Promotion of renewable energies, in particular, solar thermal (heating and cooling)
- Reduction of the environmental impact of energy and materials used in buildings
The LESBAT team concentrates all its “renewable energy” in the following activities:
- Education/training of future engineers in promising and innovative areas
- Scheduling of ongoing training activities for professionals
- Development of modeling tools for professionals
- Providing expertise in audits and mandates
- Design of innovative systems within the framework of its research activities
The LESBAT is ready to answer your questions or, if necessary, to direct your enquiry to the most relevant experts in Switzerland or abroad.
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Special Events
Autumn 2010 – CAS Renewable Energy : Technologies and Applications
Based on the knowledge of the different types of renewable energies, this continuing education course type CAS, will provide participants with a general overview, allowing them to determine the most appropriate technological and economical solution. This CAS will lead to appropriate decision making regarding what renewable energy to use, neutrally and without bias, thus avoiding the use of inappropriate solutions.
Summer 2010 – Building Ecobalance Course
Three half-days continuing education course dealing with theoretical and practical aspects of buildings ecobalance. |
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Novembre 2011 - Cours Ecobilans |
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Le domaine de la construction génère d’importants impacts sur l’environnement de par l’énergie consommée durant la phase d’occupation et par les matériaux de construction utilisés. Il est possible de quantifier ces impacts afin d’optimiser les choix constructifs des bâtiments de demain pour tendre vers un développement durable. Pour atteindre ces objectifs, nous avons mis sur pied plusieurs cours de formation. Les cours prévus dans diverses villes suisses au mois de juin portent sur l'utilisation des logiciels Eco-Bat et Lesosai pour effectuer l'écobilan complet d'un bâtiment. Informations et inscription... |
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