April 1, 2026 in News
Making Electrical Waves – Presbyterian Ladies’ Coll...
When the founders of the Presbyterian Ladies’ College (PLC) welcomed the first cohort of 60 students to their East Melbourne school in 1875, they co...
June 1, 2023
Increased electrification is a significant pathway to achieving Net Zero targets for buildings. This can involve the installation of photovoltaics, heat pumps to replace natural gas boilers, electric vehicle charging stations, battery storage and induction cooking equipment. These technologies are relatively new variables in the built environment and can pose new fire safety challenges not considered and/or addressed to date by codes and standards.
In the 2023 Issue Two edition of Fire Australia magazine A.G. Coombs Advisory’s Marcus Royle explores this issue and provides insights into building electrification, performance based design / fire engineering aspects, mass timber construction and water and material waste.
Collaboration between fire protection services professionals, building owners, facility mangers and regulatory bodies will be essential to ensure that this transition is achieved safely.
To read the article please see https://www.afac.com.au/auxiliary/publications/magazine
For more information on this topic please contact us (https://www.agcoombs.com.au/contact-us/ )
