Webinar on Climate Change Adaptation: Saving Energy Through Daylight Harvesting
On this page you can find a recording of a previous webinar on Climate change adaptation: saving energy through daylight harvesting, recorded on 29 June 2021 as part of our Technical Tuesdays webinar series. You can also find links to further technical guidance resources.
Daylight harvesting uses daylight to offset the amount of electric lighting needed to light a space, thereby reducing the energy consumed. Daylight harvesting also uses lighting control systems that are able to dim or switch electric lighting in response to changing daylight availability.
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Further resources
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Daylight Harvesting and Historic Buildings
This article explores how energy can be saved by utilising and controlling daylight and reducing our reliance on artificial lighting.
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Technical Conservation Guidance Brochure, Newsletter and Webinars
Our brochure lists all of our current free-to-download technical conservation guidance, webinars and research reports.
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Energy Efficiency and Retrofit in Historic Buildings
A range of technical advice to support retrofit for increased energy efficiency in historic buildings.
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