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CaGBC Vertical Neighbourhoods Summit THE FUTURE (OF BUILDINGS) IS CARBON POSITIVE What is the Cost of Carbon Neutral? The Financial and Technological Pathway for a 30-Storey High Rise 3.6 .6% $5,7 ,750 50 Capital Cost Premium to Achieve


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CaGBC Vertical Neighbourhoods Summit

THE FUTURE (OF BUILDINGS) IS CARBON POSITIVE

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What is the Cost of Carbon Neutral?

The Financial and Technological Pathway for a 30-Storey High Rise

3.6 .6%

Capital Cost Premium to Achieve Zero Carbon Ready (TGS Tier 4) Triple Glazing + Thermal Breaks + Airtight Envelope + Heat Pumps + Peak Electric Boiler

$5,7 ,750 50

Annual Cost to Purchase Renewable Energy Certificates

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The Pathway to Carbon Positive

WHAT OTHER QUESTIONS SHOULD WE ASK?

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Where do you see yourself in 2030?

What is your destination? How quickly do you want to get there?

Source: Brookings Institution, LSE Cities et al. 2010; City of Stockholm 2012

Observed Emissions and Future Scenarios Decoupling Emissions from Economic Growth

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5 10 15 20 25 TGS v3 Tier 1 TGS v3 Tier 2 TGS v3 Tier 3 TGS v3 Tier 4 GHGI (kgCO2/m2)

Maximum Carbon Emissions for Toronto High-rise Residential

Regulatory Forecast

When to start transitioning away from natural gas?

HEAT PUMPS S OR RENEW EWABL BLE E NATURAL GAS LIKEL ELY Y REQU QUIR IRED ED

Today 2022 2026 2030

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10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 TGS v3 Tier 1 TGS v3 Tier 2 TGS v3 Tier 3 TGS v3 Tier 4 TEDI (ekWh/m2)

Maximum Thermal Demand (proxy for Envelope Performance)

Regulatory Forecast

When to start designing a different envelope? Today 2022 2026 2030

TRIPLE E GLAZIN ZING AIRTIGH IGHT ENVEL VELOPE THERMALLY-BR BROK OKEN EN BALCON ONIES IES

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Passive Survivability

How long can people shelter in place? 0°C 5°C 10°C 15°C 20°C 25°C Day 1 Day 3 Day 14

Indoor Temperature After Winter Power Outage

TGS Tier 1 TGS Tier 3 TGS Tier 4

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Designing for Today or Tomorrow?

Making sure your asset is still an asset

MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 2000-2014

44°

2050

37°

HOT DAYS ABOVE 30 MAX DAILY RAINFALL DAYS WITH HUMIDEX > 40 EXTENDED HEAT WAVES 2000-2014

2.5

2050 2000-2014

66

2050

20

2000-2014

39

2050

9

2000-2014

166

2050

66

Per Year Millimeters Celsius Days

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Net Livable Area

How much of your unit can you comfortably occupy?

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New Tools to Evaluate Comfort

Surface Temperatures and Temperature Differences

Ed May, bldgtyp

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Supply Chain and Collaborators

How are you preparing for change? How are they?

YOUR ORGANIZA ZATION ON

DESI SIGN GNERS SUPP PPLI LIERS CONTRACTOR ORS FINANC NCIE IERS INTERAL L STAKEHOLD HOLDERS

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Cumulative Learning and Tactical Interventions

3 Simple Things You Can Do Today to Make Better Decisions Tomorrow

PERFORM ORMAN ANCE CE MONIT ITORIN ORING CLADDIN ING G DETAILS AILS AIR-TI TIGHT GHTNESS NESS

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Life Cycle Costing and Asset Renewal

Are you Future-Proofing your Capital Planning Process?

  • Over a 30-year life of an asset, how many times will you renew

the HVAC equipment and the envelope?

  • Is it more cost-effective to build to Code today and invest a lot

more later, or future-proof some systems now and make smaller

  • perational adjustments in the future?
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HEALTHY LOW-CARBON CIRCULAR