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Real value.  \nConnect [to better at www.wavin.co.uk](to better at www.wavin.co.uk)  \nWater management | Plumbing and heating | Waste water drainage Water and gas distribution | Cable ducting  \nEditorial Editor: Alex Smith  \nTel: 01223 378034  \nEmail: [asmith@cibsejournal.com](asmith@cibsejournal.com)  \nDeputy editor: Liza Young  \nTel: 01223 378048  \nEmail: [lyoung@cibsejournal.com](lyoung@cibsejournal.com)  \n[Technical editor:](Technical editor: Tim Dwyer)[ Tim Dwyer](Technical editor: Tim Dwyer)  \nDesigner: James Baldwin  \nCIBSE Journal is written and produced by CPL (Cambridge Publishers Ltd) Tel: +44 (0)[1223 378000.](1223 378000. www.cpl.co.uk)[ www.cpl.co.uk](1223 378000. www.cpl.co.uk)  \n[1 Cambridge Technopark](1 Cambridge Technopark), [Newmarket Road](Newmarket Road), [Cambridge CB5 8PB](Cambridge CB5 8PB).  \nEditorial copy deadline: First day of the month preceding the publication month  \nThe opinions expressed in editorial material do not necessarily represent the views of the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE). Unless specifically stated, goods or services mentioned in editorial or advertisements are not formally endorsed by CIBSE, which does not guarantee or endorse or accept any liability for any goods and/or services featured in this publication.  \nAdvertisement sales Display and sponsorship Jim Folley [jim.folley@redactive.co.uk](jim.folley@redactive.co.uk)  \n[Tel:](Tel:) +[44](44) ([0](0)) 20 7324 2786 Products & services Callum Nagle [callum.nagle@redactive.co.uk](callum.nagle@redactive.co.uk)  \n[Tel:](Tel:) +[44](44) ([0](0)) 20 7880 6217 Recruitment advertising Chloe Lawrence [chloe.lawrence@redactive.co.uk](chloe.lawrence@redactive.co.uk)  \n[Tel:](Tel:) +[44](44) ([0](0)) 20 7324 2777 Advertising production Jane Easterman [jane.easterman@redactive.co.uk](jane.easterman@redactive.co.uk)  \n[Tel:](Tel:) +[44](44) ([0](0)) 20 7880 6248  \nEditorial advisory panel George Adams, engineering director, Spie Matthew Hall  \nPatrick Conaghan, partner, Hoare Lea Consulting Engineers  \nRowan Crowley, managing director, CIBSE Services Chris Jones, Fläkt Woods  \nPhilip King, director, Hilson Moran Nick Mead, engineering consultant  \nJonathan Page, building services consultant engineer, MLM  \nGeoffrey Palmer, director, Sweco Dave Pitman, director, Arup  \nChristopher Pountney, senior engineer, Aecom Paul Reeve, director, ECA  \nAndy Ford, director of research, School of Built Environment and Architecture, LSBU  \nGethynWilliams, regional director, Amerlux Hannah Williams, mechanical engineer, Atkins Ant Wilson, director, Aecom  \nCONTRIBUTORS  \nHywel Davies  \nThe IPCC report on climate change has focused government mindson limiting rises in temperature  \nEDITORIAL   \nSAP to the future  \nLast 􀀚onth’s IPCC report on the likely effects ofcli􀀚ate change considers the probable i􀀚pacts of global war􀀚ing of 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels and the consequences of letting that increase to 2°C. It’s a sobering read. It concludes that we are already 1°C of global war􀀚ing above pre-industrial levels. As Dr Hywel Davies writes on page 17, if we have a chance to have a positive i􀀚pact on our world, the ti􀀚e to act is now.  \nThose seeking evidence ofi􀀚􀀚ediate action will be encouraged by the Greater London Authori","cbCailCpUr7rXXCY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailCpUr7rXXCY","pdf",22436512,84,"English","# Editorial\n## SAP to the future\n## IPCC report and temperature rise\n## Greater London Authority energy assessment guidance\n## SAP 10 carbon factors and design implications\n## Heat pump cooling risks and efficiency specifications\n## Alternative fuels under SAP 10","[{\"question\":\"What key message does the editorial take from the IPCC report?\",\"answer\":\"The editorial emphasizes that global warming is already about 1°C above pre-industrial levels and argues that the time to act is now to achieve positive impact.\"},{\"question\":\"What does SAP 10 change for London projects, according to the editorial?\",\"answer\":\"The editorial notes that SAP 10 introduces new CO2 emissions factors reflecting more renewable energy in the National Grid, which affects how designers assess and specify services to meet carbon targets.\"},{\"question\":\"How might heat pumps be affected by lower SAP figures?\",\"answer\":\"The editorial suggests lower SAP figures could increase heat pump installations and enable designers to use cooling capabilities, but it warns that comfort cooling demand may rise where it previously did not exist.\"}]","CIBSE Journal - November 2018 - Editorial | PDF",29]