The Window Energy Ratings Scheme is based on a scale of A+ through to G, with A+ rated windows being the most energy-efficient. Public and Commercial Buildings Window Energy Ratings are not applicable for use in public or commercial buildings where there may be both heating and cooling requirements.

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Window Energy Ratings The Window Energy Rating (WER) tells you how energy-efficient your windows are. The rating system is based on a scale of E to A++, with A++ windows being the most energy-efficient. The scheme is similar to those seen on household appliances, white goods and light bulbs. Benefits of installing energy rated windows:

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04 Mar 2021. Pilkington United Kingdom Limited, part of the NSG Group, has made its structural glazing technology Pilkington Planar™, available via building information modelling (BIM) – helping to simplify the design and build of expansive glazed building features.

The innovative, energy-efficient design also features low-emissivity, double-glazed aluminium-clad timber frame windows and doors, incorporating Pilkington energiKare™ Advantage glass, which help to reduce its energy use.

For replacement windows in existing dwellings, the maximum U value is now 1.4 W/(m 2 ·K), down from 1.6 W/(m 2 ·K). Amplified by increased specifier enquiries about the U-values of glass and glazing products, as well as the options for high performance double glazing and even triple glazing, any new glass products will need to demonstrably limit heat loss, whether for old or new dwellings.

Phil Savage, commercial contracts sales manager at Pilkington United Kingdom Limited said: “Our structural glazing system offers great possibilities to architects and structural engineers, and this building is one of the best examples we’ve seen of that potential being realised.