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Climate projects in German hospitals BUND Berlin e.V., Annegret Dickhoff (M.Sc.) photo: Vivantes Klinikum Berlin- Neuklln Health Care Without Harm Europe: Cleaner Energy Strategies in Hospitals Webinar 17 th December 2014 Friends Of The Earth

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Climate projects in German hospitals

BUND Berlin e.V., Annegret Dickhoff (M.Sc.)

photo: Vivantes Klinikum Berlin- Neukölln

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Friends Of The Earth Germany

► Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland

(BUND) e.V.

► was founded in 1974 ► has its origin in nature conservation movement ► BUND regional association Berlin

► City-related topics regarding: climate

protection and energy issues, transportation and mobility or nature conservation

National projects:

► BUND label „Energy Saving Hospital“ ► „KLIK – climate managers for hospitals”

► non-governmental organisation ► one of the most influential

environmental organisations in Germany

► about 500,000 members and

supporters

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Development of greenhouse gas emissions

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Ø hospitals Ø hospital beds Ø total energy consumption /a Ø energy consumption per bed/a

Situation in German hospitals

Federal Statistical Office 2012, Fraunhofer UMSICHT 2009, BUND Research Group Energy 2012

3,232 (acute: 2,017 and rehabilitation: 1,215) 670,000 (acute: 501,000 und rehabilitation: 169,000) 12.5 million MWh heating und 13.9 million MWh electricity 24,670 kWh heating und 17,786 kWh electricity

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Ø total costs/a Ø potential savings

Situation in German hospitals

personnel: 47.4 billion € non-personnel-costs: 30.3 billion € energy: 1.7 billion € (≙ 2,537 € per bed/a) 600 million € and 006 million t CO2 à 10-50 % energy per clinic

Federal Statistical Office 2012, Fraunhofer UMSICHT 2009, BUND Research Group Energy 2012

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Ø Hospitals use energy in very different fields – which leads to various

  • pportunities of energy saving

Ø Hospitals are public facilities and can serve as role models Ø For the hospitals energy saving also means cost reduction Ø Demonstrate how environmentally friendly energy sources can be used and energy can be saved, shown by best practice examples

energy efficiency becomes a quality feature

Motivation and aim

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The BUND label “Energy saving hospital” is an award for outstanding commitment of hospitals in the fields of energy saving and climate protection 43 hospitals in Germany have received the BUND label since 2001

2014: Hessische Berglandklinik Koller, near Marburg

BUND label “Energy saving hospital“

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¨ Reduction of the CO2-output by more than

25 % in the last five years

¨ Continuous reduction of the energy consumption compared to

the data of the VDI-guideline 3807 (average value of the Association of German Engineers – VDI)

¨ Long-term optimal energy consumption in new buildings

(guidance value of the VDI for hospitals)

¨ Implementation of an energy management (plan-do-check-act)

  • Energy officer
  • Collection and validation of data and costs
  • Regular inspection of facilities and equipment
  • Recommended list

Two out of four criteria have to be fulfilled

  • r
  • r

and

Label - Criteria

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þ Reduction of the CO2-output by more than

25 % in the last five years

þ Continuous reduction of the energy consumption compared to

the data of the VDI-guideline 3807 (average value of the Association of German Engineers – VDI)

þ Long-term optimal energy consumption in new buildings

(guidance value of the VDI for hospitals)

þ Implementation of an energy management (plan-do-check-act)

  • Energy officer
  • Collection and validation of data and costs
  • Regular inspection of facilities and equipment
  • Recommended list
  • r
  • r

and

Label valid for five years. Extension after a re-examination.

Label - Criteria

Two out of four criteria have to be fulfilled

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Heating (70-80 % energy consumption)

  • Installation of a combined heat and power plant
  • Hydraulic rebuilding, thermostatic valves
  • Assembly of heat exchangers
  • Installation of a solar thermal power plant

Measures for climate protection

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Electricity (20 % energy consumption, 50 % energy costs)

  • Natural sources of light are used preferably
  • Optimising the electric ventilation and air conditioning
  • Optimising the lighting by using LED (light-emitting diode) in rooms and floors

with continuous duty

  • Fluorescent lamps are equipped with electronic ballasts

(thus enhancing their energy efficiency)

  • Peak demand-management
  • Integrating photovoltaic installations

Measures for climate protection

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Energy management

  • Energy officer
  • Collection and validation of data and costs
  • Regular inspection of facilities and equipment
  • Recommended list

Changing user behaviour

  • Staff training
  • Information for patients

Measures for climate protection

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For the environment…

Ü 68,500 tons CO2 per year Ü 22,000 MWh/a electricity

This corresponds roughly to the average annual

  • utput of 6,650 households with 4 people in Germany

Ü 140,000 MWh/a heating This corresponds roughly with the annual heating

for 1,0036,000 square metres (households)

For the budget of the labelled hospitals…

Ü up to 2.1 Mio. Euro/a can be saved in a hospital Ü more than 20 Mio. Euro/a were saved in all 43 hospitals with BUND label

The effect of the “Energy saving hospital“ (2001 to 2014)

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  • funded:

federal ministry of environment ("Nationale Klimaschutzinitiative")

  • timeframe: 2014 until end of 2016
  • partner:

viamedica foundation

  • focus:

low- and no-cost measures for energy saving

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Ø use energy saving potential in hospitals Ø qualification of 50 climate managers Ø creation of an internal network in every hospital Ø preparation of an online guidebook Ø publication of a "KLIK data base" with examples of best practices Ø reduction of CO2-emissions of at least 30,000 t (10 % per house) – through non- and low-investment measures Ø this means energy cost reduction of about 6–10 % per clinic

KLIK – Goals

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KLIK – Course of the project

support by project partners results

  • rganisational:

structural analysis

professional and organisational:

CO2- saving measures

questionnaire 2 workshops 4 regionalised groups

professional:

qualification

1 training 4 regionalised groups

  • nline-guidebook

KLIK data base 50 climate managers

final workshop final conference telephone support

2014 2016 CO2- reduction of 30,000 tons through non- and low-investment measures

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Ø a climate manager should be…

˃ well anchored in internal hospital structures ˃ ideally a person (with a leading position) in one of the departments:

  • administration
  • technical management
  • quality management
  • controlling or IT

Ø and should have…

˃ an affinity for climate protection issues ˃ authority to decide / “have a say”

Criteria for climate managers

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KLIK in action

Ø Steps to be taken:

˃ Foundation of network of supporting colleagues ˃ Overview of energy consumption ˃ Compilation of an action plan for energy saving measures ˃ Compare experiences on implemented measures and status quo in workshops ˃ Documentation of progress ˃ Presentation of final results

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KLIK – Bewerbungen

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Thank you for your attention!

Please contact

Annegret Dickhoff (M.Sc.) project manager Phone: +(49)-30 / 787900-21 E-Mail: dickhoff@BUND-Berlin.de Nele Protze (M.Sc.) project staff Phone: +(49)-30 / 787900-32 E-Mail: protze@BUND-Berlin.de

  • BUND Berlin e.V.
  • Crellestr. 35

10827 Berlin

photo: Heilig-Geist-Hospital Bingen

www.Energiesparendes-Krankenhaus.de www.KLIK-Krankenhaus.de