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Urbanism Environment & HOW SUSTAINABILITY IS EVOLVING ACROSS THE MARKET? Jiri Skopek Managing Director, Energy and Sustainability Services New Buildings Goals Design versus Operational Performance New Buildings Institute report on the


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Urbanism Environment &

Jiri Skopek Managing Director, Energy and Sustainability Services HOW SUSTAINABILITY IS EVOLVING ACROSS THE MARKET?

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New Buildings Goals

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Design versus Operational Performance

New Buildings Institute report on the energy performance of 522 LEED-NC certified buildings found:

  • 50% did not meet design expectations
  • Many buildings performed worse than the ASHRAE baseline
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Post - Occupancy Evaluation

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Post - Occupancy Evaluation

  • 1. Good building management high performance
  • 2. Staff must be capable of use the installed building technology

(Complex systems can take several years to refine and understand)

  • 3. Commissioning high performance
  • 4. Building occupancy changes

Do our green buildings perform as intended? http://iisbecanada.ca/umedia/cms_files/Conference_Paper_1.pdf

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Why Ongoing Commissioning?

Initial operating efficiency vs. future efficiency

The typical facility will become 3-5% less efficient every year without intervention.

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When an anomaly is detected, the data is analyzed by a Subject Matter Expert (SME). A decision is made, and the proper course of action is taken. Buildings from all over the world are monitored from a central location where data is gathered.

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Ongoing Commissioning-Smart Buildings

Turning data into actionable items

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Existing Buildings Goals

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Improvement Potential

Building envelope improvements (new build and retrofits) are critical to achieving the targets

Building envelope improvements Equipment efficiency improvements

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Global Space Heating and Cooling Energy Consumption

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Scoping Assessment identified 60 potential measures

Integrated Deep Energy Retrofit

Energy consumption baseline 38% reduction

Case Study ESB

Optimum bundle of measures in terms of NPV 10

Select “Best Bundle” Financial Evaluation