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ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE BUILDING SECTOR Powerhouse - Partnerships for a greener future Brussel, 15 th of June 2016 - A partnership between the municipality and the private sector in Brum. - The goal is to reduce energy use and greenhouse


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ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE BUILDING SECTOR

Powerhouse - Partnerships for a greener future

Brussel, 15th of June 2016

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  • A partnership between the

municipality and the private sector in Bærum.

  • The goal is to reduce energy

use and greenhouse gas emissions through joint projects and co-operation.

  • The solutions must be

attractive in a way that makes citizens want to use them.

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Vision

  • Profitable interaction for a greener future
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SmartTransport SmartEnergy SmartGovernance

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Some projects

Carpooling Cycling challenge Hamang

  • Smart

Parking Big Data Car sharing EV’s City Bikes Fornebu Smart Traveling Powerhouse Hydrogen

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Dag Christer Øverland Property Developer

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This is Entra ASA -Norway

  • Leading property company in Norway

engaged in developing, letting and operating attractive and environmentally sustainable buildings

  • 1.2 million square metres divided between

110 buildings. 90% office properties

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40%

Buildings account for 40% of the world`s energy consumption
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It is not sufficient to focus on new construction and refurbishment alone:

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Percentage newbuildings 1,5% Percentage

refurbishment 1,5 %

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Entra`s environmental working:

  • 1. Daily reduction of energy in all buildings
  • 2. Total refurbishment of the oldest buildings
  • 3. New green buildings
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  • 1. Daily reduction of energy in Entra`s

existing buildings

  • Switching to LED light bulbs
  • Upgrading central processing system (SD-

anlegg)

  • New heat recovers (Varmegjenvinnere)
  • Reduction of operating time:
  • ventilation
  • light
  • heating
  • cooling

Average reduction of 82 kilowatts pr.m2 gives 82 million kw/m2 in total each year.

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  • 2. Total refurbishment of the oldest buildings
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Urban Mountain, Oslo Technical data: Area: 77,000 m2 Energy consumption: 60 kWh / m2 / year Former energy: 258 kWh / m2 / year Sustainability: Passivehouse FutureBuilt BREEAM NOR - Outstanding Energy Class A Cradle2Cradle

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OsloSolar Technical data: Area: 55000 m2 Energy consumption:

  • 5,8 kWh / m2 / year

Former energy: Sustainability: Plus house FutureBuilt BREEAM NOR -Outstanding Energy Class A Cradle2Cradle (C2C)

  • 3. New green buildings
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8500 m2 Photovoltaics (PV) to the south

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Form follows enviroment: We shape the building so it can produce as much energy as possible.

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COMMUNICATION

500

bicycle parking 10 charging stations for electric vehicles parking spaces for conventional cars

Future Buildings

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VISION OSLOSOLAR: The world's most environmentally friendly urban building - that's gives back to the environment and to the city's population.

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Powerhouse -

Partnerships for a greener future

Peter Bernhard

Senior Consultant - Energy and Environment

Asplan Viak AS, Norway

Brussel, 15. June 2016

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INTERDISCIPLINARY ARCHITECTURE AND CONSULTING COMPANY

  • Appr. 900 persons with expertise in:
  • Architecture
  • City and Area Planning
  • Building and Construction
  • Energy and Environment
  • Geographic Information Systems and IT
Visualisation
  • Landscape Architecture
  • Communication and Transport Engineering
  • Social Analysis and Evaluation
  • Community Planning
  • Technical Infrastructure
  • Water Supply and Environmental Engineering
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The Powerhouse collaboration

«Nobody can develop a Powerhouse plus energy building alone – but together with our partners we can do it.»

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Process and Methodology

  • New collaboration models with emphasis on interdisciplinary

collaboration – Integrated Design Process

  • Cooperation between all disciplines from day one
  • It has been essential for the team to work towards a clear

defined goal

  • Broad communication of the energy and environmental goals
  • Ambitious leadership
  • Dare to take risks and try new solutions
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Definition of a Powerhouse

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  • A Powerhouse is a building that during it’s lifecycle produces more

renewable energy than it consumes for production of building materials, construction, operation and demolition of the building.

Additional criterias:
  • The quality of produced energy should not be lower than bought energy
  • Minimum passivehouse level (NS 3701)
  • Appliances (PC, printers etc.) not included in the energy balance
  • Embodied energy over the buildings lifecycle to be calculated in primary energy
  • Shall be built within commercial market conditions
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Powerhouse Kjørbo

Two office buildings

  • Originally built: early 1980’s
  • Area: 5,180 m2 total
  • Project start: January 2012
  • Completed: April 2014

Objectives

  • Keep the expression of the building
  • Renovate to an energy positive building

(energy use for appliances not included in the energy budget)

  • Build within commercial market conditions
  • BREEAM-NOR «Outstanding» – the highest of

the five levels of this environmental classification system

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before …

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….after

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before …

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…and after

Example: Activity Based Workspace (ABW)

…and after

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Energy concept

  • Consequent reduction of energy demand
  • Exposed concrete in ceiling for heat

storage

  • Energy wells supply heat and free cooling.
  • Recycling of heat from server room.
  • Two heat pumps operating at different

temperatures.

  • Local production of electricity
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Energy performance

Energy label A Building code 2010 Energy label C Before renovation
  • average
Norwegian office building
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Minimize embodied energy - Materials

  • The buildings’ structural systems remained
  • Materials such as old glass façades have been reused
  • All new materials were carefully chosen to ensure that the

materials had low embodied energy.

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Energy dash board – Solar production and energy consumption

  • 1. Jan - 11. June 2016
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Hydrogen fuel station - PV-powered

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Powerhouse Brattørkaia, Trondheim

New office building 13.000 m2

  • Appr. 500 workplaces
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More information about Powerhouse Kjørbo

Brochure in English can be downloaded from

Video in English:

https://www.youtube.com/embed/JGYu1lp5tu

http://www.powerhouse.no/en/prosjekter/kjorbo /

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«Powerhouse Kjørbo is most likely the most energy efficient renovated building in the world»

Mats Mysen, senior researcher at SINTEF Building and Infrastructure Source: Fremtidens Byggenæring - 13

Thank you for your attention!

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Asplan Viak AS www.asplanviak.no pb@asplanviak.no +47-4040762