It is not satisfactory to calculate these ratios per user of the building because this value varies in many cases. For example, the number of pupils that attend classes at a school changes each school year. Another example is the changing numbers of staff due to flexible employment patterns.

Is collective membership possible ?

Who can participate in the Display® Campaign ?

Can I see who is already a member of the Display® Campaign ?

What do I need to do to join Display® ?

How much is the membership fee ?

How is the Display® fee calculated ?

What are the benefits of joining the Display® campaign ?

How can Display help me with my communication campaign?

What commitments do members enter into ?

Are Display members obliged to display the poster if the classification indicates a poor rating (e.g. F or G) ?

Can Display® replace my National certificate ?

Which tools are provided by the display Campaign ?

Is it possible to try out the Display® poster generation tool free of charge before becoming a participant ?

Which methodology does the Display software use ?

What data are necessary to create an individual Display® poster ?

Which building types does the Display® tool take into account ?

In which languages is the Display® software available ?

How much time does it take to create an individual Display® poster ?

Do you require in depth technical knowledge to produce a Display poster ?

Are the Display results in Pamplona comparable to those in Helsinki ?

Why does Display only use one single Classification scheme per building type for the whole of Europe ? Is it not more appropriate to develop a classification scheme per climate zone ?

Why are the ratios measured per square metre and not per user of the building ?

Why does Display® use a local weather correction factor ?

Is it possible to import existing data ?

Which data sources does the Display software use ?

Which different kinds of energy supply of a building are included ?

Do you check the data that is entered ?