Rooftop Intelligently Green
Presented by David Hannon, Rooftop Housing Group “A Development Directors Journey”
First Code 3 at Craven Court, Church Street,
Before and After
First Code 3 ExtraCare Village at St Oswald’s, Gloucester
First Code 4 Meadows End, Hampton
Code 4 Hampton: all those solar panels
Thermal cladding – 700 Homes £6.5 now
Solar PV installations
Mill Lane opening December 2012
What RHG had
I have a dream!
Case study: Martyn Loynes • Employing local people: • The 31-year-old was out of work for a year before he got a job at the factory. During those 12 months Martyn was applying for 10 to 12 jobs each week with little success. • Martyn was told about the jobs at the factory by his mother who is a tenant of the Accord Group, who had received a flyer through her door. • Martyn successfully made it through the recruitment stage and was offered a position at the factory working on the shop floor. • “I was over the moon to be offered the job. It’s so nice to start work in a new factory where everyone is beginning at the same time. • “Hopefully when I’m 65 I can turn around and say I was here when the company first started and I’ve been here my whole career. ”
Employing local people Case study: • Razaq, from Walsall, was struggling Razaq Ayub to maintain a job during the recession. • His sister received a flyer in the post about job opportunities at Accord’s factory and passed the details onto him. • Upon application, he was successful and now works on the shop floor. • “I was ecstatic. It was a bit surreal and I kept thinking is this really happening?” • “This is the first time that I can remember being treated by bosses like a friend,” he said. “They are happy to have us and if you have a problem you can go to them, I thought that stuff only ever happened in dreamland. ”
The Code for Sustainable Homes What does CFSH Level 6 mean?? 57 Points Level 3 (***) Standard B Regs 68 Points Level 4 (****) 25% Better Thermal Efficiency 84 Points Level 5 (*****) 100% better Thermal Efficiency 90 Points Level 6 (******) Zero Carbon
The Code for Sustainable Homes How does it impact the scheme? o Energy and CO 2 emissions o Water o Materials o Surface Water Run-off o Waste o Pollution o Health and Wellbeing o Management o Ecology o All Moving to Building Regs March 15
Energy
Element Code 6 Building Regs External Wall 0.15 W/m2K 0.18W/m2 Floors 0.11 W/m2K 0.15W/m2K Roofs 0.10 W/m2K 0.12W/m2K Windows 0.80 W/m2K 1.40W/m2K Doors 1.40 W/m2K 1.4Xm2K Air Permeability 3m3/m2h@50Pa 5m2/m2h@50pa Ventilation MVHR Natural ventilation and extractor fans to all ‘wet’ areas. Heating Gas Combi with 89.9% 89% efficiency efficiency Water heating From main system From main heating ‘ combi ’ assisted by waste boiler water heat recovery Renewables PV’s @ 5.7 KWP – 0.33kWp – approx. 1.90m² of panels
Designed from the inside out
Standard Pre 2000 RHG Home (but getting better)
Code 3
What about the people • Average Electricity Bill - £650 pa Average Gas Bill - £240 PA • Says it all really £460 saved each year – • • Local Lettings Plan - Local Homes for Local People • Pre-let – and working with us Tenant Management Organisation – COOP • principles Management and Maintenance of open space • Services commissioned from Rooftop •
And why does this matter?
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