10 May 2011 Green Deal Part of the BRE Trust Chris Broadbent
BRE CPD PPS
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Part of the BRE Trust BRE Bucknalls Lane
Watford WD25 9XX T +44 (0)1923 664000 E [email protected]
www.bre.co.uk Were Celebrating. 2
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Have a look at the BRE website for 90 th
Anniversary features including the interesting facts selector
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Plan for this session Green Deal, the
story so far A brief up-date on new features and schemes EPC Update
2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal The Green Deal the story so far Health
Warning, all is still being developed and there is scope for
change, this presentation gives the position on 10 th May 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Where it all started.. Grant Shapps at
BRE in 2009
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10 May 2011 Green Deal What he said Imagine if you could walk
into your favourite store, buy some clothes or do your weekly
shop...and then at the checkout, as you hand over your Clubcard;
the cashier offers you the prospect of permanently lower utility
bills. There's nothing to pay, now or even later. Your home will be
retrofitted and all you'll notice is that it costs you less to heat
and power it. Now, unless you literally enjoy burning money, you're
gonna love the Green Dealall you'll see is lower bills... with zero
upfront cost. Grant Shapps: We will green up to 25 million
homes:Thursday 26 th November 2009 at BRE
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Progress to date 14 March 2011: Call for
evidence launched February 2011: The Green Deal proposal has passed
through House of Lords Committee. December 2010: Marland / Stunnell
consultation 8 December 2010: Energy Bill introduced to Parliament.
December 2010: First meetings of Industry stakeholder forums 2
November 2010: Chris Huhne, announces measures to improve the
energy efficiency of the private rented sector with Green Deal. 21
September 2010: Chris Huhne announces that were all 26 million
households to take up the Green Deal over the next 20 years,
employment in the sector would rise from its current level of
27,000 to something approaching 250,000 25 May 2010: The Queens
speech announced the Implementation of a Green deal to deliver
energy efficiency to homes and business. 20 May 2010: Coalition
commitment stated the Governments intention that through our Green
Deal, we will encourage home energy efficiency improvements paid
for by savings from energy bills.
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10 May 2011 Green Deal So what is the Green Deal? Access to
finance No upfront cost Pay as you save the Golden Rule Repayment
via energy bill Charge linked to property meter, not the occupant A
route to market for improvement measures Enabling commercial market
Applicable to dwellings and non-dwellings, owners and renters
Subject to legislation Energy Bill Focus on consumer protection
Possibility of mandatory standards for private rented
dwellings
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10 May 2011 Green Deal It is not A grant scheme Measures must
pay for themselves on commercial terms Based on energy savings, not
FIT or RHI incentives Market-based interest rates Consumers are
making a spending decision Green Deal charge potentially affects
future owners / occupiers But does need to work with ECO Energy
Company Obligation is the new CERT ECO for vulnerable and low
income households Priority may be improved comfort rather than
lower bills Possibility of ECO support for able to pay
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Who are the players Policy: DECC Green
Deal Providers High Street retailers offering this to the homeowner
Individual service providers Green Deal Advisors Qualified and
accredited Impartial, Robust, Portable advice Installers Accredited
Accreditation Schemes Product manufacturers Customers
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Green Deal Industry Stakeholder forums
Green Deal Installer Accreditation and Qualification Green Deal
Advice Qualification and Accreditation* Non-dwellings* Tools and
methodology* Design of report Training and Qualification* Standards
and accreditation* Remote advice Capacity and Innovation*
Maximising Energy Efficiency in Buildings * BRE group member,
either as BRE or BRE attendee through PEPA (see over) 12
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Property and Energy Professionals
Association (PEPA) Opportunities for members of PEPA schemes Close
dialogue with Government Compliance Scheme operating requirements
Quality Promoting EPCs Is your scheme working for you through PEPA
membership? 13
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Green Deal Seamless Customer Journey
Marketing of Green Deal Via: web tool, advisors, retailers, network
of installers (SMEs) Initial Survey Assessment of property to
determine Asset Rating (EPC) and the Green Deal Advice based on
operational and behavioural data. Generation of Green Deal Report
Green Deal Finance Finance Plan to be generated for consumer (must
meet golden rule) Green Deal Retro-fit Installation Installation of
certificated products recommended in initial assessment / survey by
accredited installers Post installation survey Following
installation a second survey (EPC) is undertaken to produce post
installation Asset Rating Maintain relationship with customer
Monitoring of future energy consumption through a web- based tool
providing feedback to Green Deal provider Loyalty feedback loop -
driving repeat business through rewards system Technical feedback
loop uploads results into refurbishment portal BRE Group expertise
able to deliver all aspects of the Green Deal
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Green Deal Advice and Advisors 15
ImpartialRobustPortableQualified/ Accredited FabricBased on EPCCan
shop aroundFit for purpose Behavioural /Occupancy Improved
methodology Market offersQuality qualification TrustedConsumer
redressStandard process and format Improved NOS May be tiedCommon
assumptions Stronger soft skills IndependentSame standard of
assessor More knowledge
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Green Deal process/journey Advisor role
Visits building Assessment lodged Assessor collects initial
information to determine whether specialist assessor needed
Assessment of fabric of property Considers actual energy use,
occupancy patterns Discusses outcomes of report and likely
suitability for Green Deal and how to find out more Provides advice
on other issues e.g. leaflet on water efficiency Produces report
(EPC) with prediction of likely green deal-able measures Produces
report with adjusted assessment of likely green deal suitability
Visits building if completed at same time as impartial assessment*
Adjusts outputs from [EPC] to reflect actual product information
Offers a specific deal to the householder on behalf of provider
[allows cooling off] Draft contract info given to householder/
business Green Deal entered into Follow up Acting for GD Provider
Impartial assessment * Green Deal providers will provide quotes
remotely based on the impartial Green Deal Advice Report, if not
provided during visit
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10 May 2011 Green Deal How are all the stages accredited?
Energy Assessor Accreditation Green Deal Advisor Accreditation
Green Deal Provider Code of Conduct EPC issued after installation
of measures Physical assessment Standard occupancy Cost optimal
recommendations EPC Actual occupancy Tailored recommendations
Occupant choice Green Deal Advice Report Green Deal measures
Non-Green Deal measures Installer accreditation Product
certification Quotation
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Green Deal and the EPC: Marland Stunnell
review The EPC EPC must be clearer, more engaging, informative and
relevant to consumer Green Deal requires EPC more tailored to the
property Clearer behavioural advice needed Validity too long Must
disclose presence of Green Deal charges Identify measures eligible
for Green Deal Improved online advisor tool Green Deal advice
report with details of: Occupancy Energy use Behavioural issues
Advice
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Green Deal and EPC: Marland Stunnell
review (2) EPC Assessments Concerns about accuracy and consistency
of EPC Importance of improved skills and quality of EPC assessors
Quality of training Variability between accreditation schemes
Oversupply driving down fees and quality Need to refine methodology
Concerns about ability to evaluate potential recommendations
Significant improvements planned for EPC Methodology must
accommodate a wider range of measures Identification of measures
during assessment and include Ability to assess the impact if not
already installed Up-skilling required for existing assessors
Qualifications to offer Green Deal Advice
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Qualification for Green Deal Advice
Up-skill and re-accredit DEAs Increase in required technical
knowledge Recognition of energy saving measures Understand issues
regarding installation Renewable energy and micro-generation
Increased complexity of survey methodology and more data to collect
Increased potential for mistakes greater associated liability
Training delivery by schemes? Centralised exam? Timescales very
tight Green Deal Advisors New NOS in preparation National
qualification route based on NOS? QA by Ofqual and Awarding Bodies
Concern about assessment variability and cost Importance of high
quality training and control 20
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Green Deal managing organisation
Approved Certification Bodies [accredited by UKAS to EN 45011 and
Scheme Standard] Organisation providing Green Deal Advisor services
Certification schemes ensure organisations meet Green Deal
requirements for delivering service provided by Green Deal Advisors
Competition for right to administer the register of Advisors in a
competitive bidding process every x years. UKAS Scheme Standard
DECC [scheme owner] Self-funding through certification fees
Organisation providing Green Deal Advisor services Qualified Green
Deal Advisor Consumer assurance code Accreditation: Proposed Model
for Third Party Assurance & Oversight of Green Deal Advice
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Countdown to the first Green Deal
September 2011 Green Deal consultation Deadline for methodology and
software specifications January 2012 Energy assessors upskilling
Deadline for training and re-accreditation to begin Deadline to
begin EPC software and Landmark register developments April 2012
Improved EPC goes live Existing energy assessors re-accredited
Qualification for new energy assessors defined New Green Deal
Advisor qualifications defined October 2012 Green Deal goes live
Green Deal Advisors qualified and accredited
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10 May 2011 Green Deal The Challenge Green Deal is for
dwellings and non-dwellings, the latter will come later Green Deal
is a financial product with associated risk and liability The scope
remains subject to change Involves a co-ordinated delivery by
Providers, installers, energy companies and finance Green Deal will
be market driven, it must have: Consumer confidence Consumer take
up Market promotion Green Deal success and the size of the market
will depend on this!
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10 May 2011 Green Deal More information http://www.decc.gov.uk/
24 The Green Deal: A summary of the Governments Proposals The Green
Deal: Energy savings for homes and businesses
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Green Deal one we prepared earlier! The
BRE Victorian Terrace demonstrates the technologies likely under
Green Deal and will shortly be open for viewing. 25
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Part of the BRE Trust A brief up-date on
new features and schemes 10 th May 2011 Andy Butterfield Associate
Director BRE Global
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10 May 2011 Green Deal A brief up-date on new features and
schemes Green Deal the scheme structure BRE EPBD Compliance Hub
Green Book Live update New schemes being launched: Construction
Lean Certification Scheme (CLCS) Accredited Construction Details
(ACD) Passivhaus Certification Scheme Insite 2011: The Victorian
Terrace - National Refurbishment Centre Prince of Wales Foundation
The Natural House
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Green Deal Advisor scheme structure We
have been working closely with DECC on task group 5 to ensure Green
Deal Advisor scheme meets industry needs Final certification model
has been agreed by task group on 6 th May Proposal for new scheme
to be UKAS accredited Our job is to ensure that assessors are well
placed through membership with BRE to capitalise on Green Deal
opportunities Watch out for regular up-dates on Green Deal
development in BRE members area and on Linked In Assessor
Network
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Introducing BRE EPBD Compliance hub BRE
has been working closely with Trading Standards to ensure that poor
levels of compliance are addressed In partnership with Paul Taylor
(East Sussex Trading Standards Officer) we have been developing the
BRE EPBD compliance hub Apologies Paul could not join us today
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Objectives of the BRE EPBD compliance
hub To ensure that new regulation changes are up-held, raising
levels of compliance To promote closer working relationships
between the BRE scheme and other regional Trading Standards To make
the enforcement process easier for Trading Standards bodies by
helping to promote best practise To provide Trading Standards with
direct access to all BRE scheme members through the hub, Linked In
Assessor Network and Green Book Live To help provide additional
opportunities for work for all BRE scheme members
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10 May 2011 Green Deal BRE EPBD compliance hub: Guidance
documents for TSOs regulatory requirements DCLG guides Templates
for TSOs, enforcement letters, penalty notices helping to make
enforcement easier for TSOs Direct link to all BRE Energy Assessors
using Green Book Live Post a job opportunity folder for up- load of
details for EPCs, DECs and ACRS required helping to create work for
BRE members
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10 May 2011 Green Deal GreenBookLive www.greenbooklive.com
Search for approved environmental products and services Online
listing of approved Energy Assessors Searchable by name, postcode,
speciality and region The definitive listing for approved
Assessors! www.greenbooklive.com
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10 May 2011 Green Deal GreenBookLive www.greenbooklive.com Also
lists licensed BREEAM assessors, microgeneration products and
installers and more Allows you to check the validity of approved
products and services Sign-up for regular updates Around 25,000
visits each month Promoted via events, exhibitions and e-mailing to
specifiers and end users via BRE networks
www.greenbooklive.com
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New BRE Schemes: Construction Lean
Certification Scheme (CLCS) The aim of the CLCS Accreditation
Scheme is: To raise standards across the whole construction
industry supply chain To give organisations confidence in the level
of competence of the individuals who are, or wish to, practice in
the field of Lean Improvement To help provide a framework for Lean
Practitioners by demonstrating to clients and potential clients of
their on-going experience, qualification and ability to continue to
meet industry changes and requirements BS EN ISO 17024 compliant
scheme Further launch event being planned for Insite 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New BRE Schemes: Construction Lean
Certification Scheme (CLCS) BRE owns and manages the Construction
Lean Improvement Programme (CLIP) CLIP was launched in 2003 by the
former DTI, has worked with over 200 companies and trained a wide
range of practitioners 8 years of CLIP experience has fed into the
CLCS to build firm foundation Scheme officially announced on 9 th
May at Dept Business Innovation and Skills (BIS)
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New BRE Schemes Accredited Construction
Details (ACD) As more stringent government legislation and energy
awareness lead to increased insulation levels in the fabric of
buildings, heat losses due to thermal bridging at junctions between
the plane building elements has become increasingly important. This
is reflected in the current Approved Documents L 2010 where, with
regard to junction details, the regulation requires that the
details either a) conform with Accredited Construction Details in
which case the appropriate value can be used directly in, for
example SAP calculations. or b) where this is not the case, have
their -value increased by 0.02 W/mK or 25%, whichever is greater,
before being used 36
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New BRE Schemes Accredited Construction
Details (ACD) DCLG intend there should be Accredited Construction
Detail (ACD) schemes, which will accredit and host bespoke ACD
details for use by the industry BRE are developing an ACD Scheme
which will be approved and begin accrediting and hosting details by
end of 2011 In conjunction with ACD schemes, Accredited Thermal
Modeller schemes (ATM) are designed to accredit individuals who
have appropriate expertise and experience required to follow
guidance given in BR497. BRE are developing such a scheme which is
expected to be in place by autumn 2011. BRE are currently providing
Thermal Modelling Training courses and assessment, successful
candidates will receive the BRE/BTEC Thermal Modelling
qualification. For details on training visit:
http://www.bre.co.uk/eventdetails.jsp?id=4961http://www.bre.co.uk/eventdetails.jsp?id=4961
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New BRE Schemes - Passivhaus
Certification Scheme Passivhaus is a design principle whereby
heating demand is reduced to a point where the necessary heat can
be supplied by fresh incoming air this requires; excellent levels
of fabric insulation triple glazing thermally bridge free
construction extremely good levels of air tightness efficient heat
recovery ventilation system 38
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New BRE Schemes - Passivhaus
Certification Scheme BRE Ltd is registered with Passivhaus
Institut, Darmstadt to issue Passivhaus certificates for all types
of buildings including dwellings, offices, schools and industrial
buildings The certification scheme will provide third party
assessment of Passivhaus certificates issued by Certified European
Passivhaus Designers (CEPH) Suitable candidates for the scheme
include; Architects, Low Carbon and Energy Consultants, SAP and CSH
assessors, Building Services Engineers BRE scheme to be launched
summer 2011 BRE is currently running training courses for Certified
European Passivhaus designers, for details please visit:
http://www.bre.co.uk/eventdetails.jsp?id=4176 39
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New Projects to see at BRE HRH Prince of
Wales Foundation The Natural House 40
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New Projects to see at BRE Natural
materials - the solid walls of the house are made from strong,
lightweight clay blocks that have high levels of thermal
insulation, but lower embodied energy than conventional bricks. The
roof tiles are clay and floors and windows made from FSC certified
timber. Ease of manufacture - the simple construction minimises the
need for specialist training and maximises the speed of
construction Versatility and adaptability - the house can be
constructed in a range of architectural forms including paired
dwellings, squares and terraces. It can be subdivided to form a
family home, maisonette or smaller flat. 41 HRH Prince of Wales
Foundation The Natural House
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New Projects to see at BRE The Victorian
Terrace The National Refurbishment Centre 42
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10 May 2011 Green Deal New Projects to see at BRE The Victorian
Terrace The National Refurbishment Centre 43 The project has
involved the transformation of a Victorian building with an Energy
Performance Certificate rating of F, into a row of Victorian
terraced dwellings that are B rated. It represents a significant
collaboration between BRE, Government and over fifty industry
partners including energy suppliers, major retailers, products
manufacturers and contractors who have worked together for
collective benefit.
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Bringing the innovations of the future
to the buildings of the past 4 - 5 October 2011 - BRE, Watford Full
details will be available shortly. To receive further information:
[email protected]@bre.co.uk For more information: BRE Events:
[email protected]@bre.co.uk 01923 664800 44
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Part of the BRE Trust EPC Update 2011 10
th May 2011 Peter Ward MRICS BRE Scheme Auditor
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10 May 2011 Green Deal EPC Update 2011 RdSAP EPC changes for
2011 SAP 2009 RdSAP 2009 Non-domestic EPC changes for 2011 NCM
2010
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10 May 2011 Green Deal RdSAP 2011 Driven by Building
Regulations SAP 2009 and Building Regulations 2010 EPC software
update: 17 th April 2011 CPD required for all DEAs Revisions to:
All RdSAP software BRE RdSAP Manual Appendix A & Appendix S
RdSAP Conventions and Addenda BRE 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal RdSAP updates for 2011 SAP 2009, March
2011 SAP 2009 version 9.90, dated Oct. 2010 Incorporating Appendix
S Incorporating Appendix A RdSAP Conventions v4 RdSAP Addenda v3.1
http://www.bre.co.uk/sap2009/ Major annual revision Next due April
2012 (Green Deal) BRE 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal RdSAP 2009 Changes to data collection
1.Position of flat in block of flats 2.Allow up to 4 extensions
(max. of 3 wall types to be shown on EPC) 3.Vertical extensions and
identifying links between building parts 4.Insulation of old timber
frame walls 5.Roof insulation (retrofit) 6.Additional heating
systems (from those in the SAP list) 7.Heating control options for
community heating 8.Additional database items 9.Two main heating
systems 10.Additional fuels 11.Fan flue 12.No heating system
present 13.Space cooling 14.Existing PV installation BRE 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Identification of parts of a dwelling A
dwelling can be entered into the software as a whole or in parts o
previously in vertical sections only. RdSAP 2009 now allows you to
subdivide the dwelling into both vertical and horizontal parts o
Every part is individually assessed to determine the space
immediately above and below as previously only entered for
flats/maisonettes. BRE 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Identification of parts of a dwelling
The highest level is assessed as having: pitched roof (slates or
tiles), access to loft pitched roof (slates or tiles), no access
pitched roof (thatch) flat roof same dwelling above another
dwelling above The floor of the lowest level is assessed as being
or having: ground floor above partially/intermittently heated space
(commercial premises) above unheated space to external air same
dwelling below another dwelling below BRE 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Identification of parts of a dwelling
BRE 2011 Commercial Main
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Identification of parts of a dwelling
BRE 2011 Commercial Garages Ext. 1Main
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Identification of parts of a dwelling
BRE 2011 Commercial Garages Ext. 2 Main?Main Ext. 1
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Identification of parts of a dwelling
BRE 2011 Commercial Garages Ext. 3Main Ext. 2 Ext. 1
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10 May 2011 Green Deal RdSAP Convention 2.21 Dwelling adjacent
to commercial premises If a dwelling or part of a dwelling has
commercial premises below record as partially heated space below.
If a dwelling or part of a dwelling has commercial premises above
record as another dwelling above. If a dwelling has commercial
premises alongside it, treat as non-heat loss wall. BRE 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal RdSAP Convention 9.05 Photovoltaics (PV)
If photovoltaics are present, look for the schematic which is
usually adjacent to the electricity meter. The schematic should
state the peak power (kWp) of the PV array. Record the following:
kWp; estimate of pitch of the PVs (horizontal, 30, 45, 60,
vertical); if in doubt select 30; if not horizontal, the
orientation of the PVs (N, NE, E, SE, S, SW,W, NW); overshading of
PVs (very little, modest, significant or heavy); if in doubt select
modest. If the kWp cannot be ascertained, record the percentage of
the total roof area occupied by PVs. Here total roof area includes
main dwelling and all extensions where present. BRE 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal The EPC Existing dwellings (9.90) April
2011 Page 1Page 3Page 4
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10 May 2011 Green Deal RdSAP changes for Green Deal 2012
1.Amend RdSAP so all possible recommendations are included on EPC
even if no change to EPC rating 2.Amend RdSAP to take account of
regional weather data 3.Provide pay back times for different
measures 4.Include information about Green Deal and where
householders find out more 5.Provide information about any Green
Deal finance attached to property 6.Introduce subdivisions within
bands A-G of energy efficiency rating 7.Indicate all measures that
could be paid for through Green Deal 8.Quantify how much carbon
losses translate to e.g. would need to plant XX trees to offset
every tonne of CO 2 emitted and put this information under the CO 2
graph 9.Amend RdSAP to take account of domestic appliances
10.Develop RdSAP to include more renewable options and whether PV,
biofuel, external insulation, community schemes etc. are suitable
for property. 11.Reduce the number of default values during RdSAP
assessment (e.g. assumed level of insulation) 12.Include facility
for recommending top-up measures where some already installed, e.g.
loft insulation top up not recommended if already 150mm when adding
more could make a big difference. 13.FITs and RHI not adequately
represented on the EPC. Cost effectiveness needs to be emphasised
and taken account of in recommended measures 14.Amend RdSAP to
include building orientation to capture impact of solar gains on
heat demand 15.Include energy efficiency measures in the heat load
assessment to ensure people don't waste energy to gain money.
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Non-domestic EPC changes 2011 NCM 2010
changes affect all tools iSBEM changes seen by the user Revised
building types in geometry drop- downs New parameters to be entered
in geometry Wall length, roof pitch, number of storeys Changes in
the calculations inside SBEM New calculation methodologies for
lighting auxiliary energy Heating and cooling intermittency
calculations improved Modification of default psi values for
thermal bridges
10 May 2011 Green Deal Non-domestic EPC changes 2011 New
activity database Building types revised in terms of planning uses
Number of options rationalised Revised specifications for 2010
notional building Depends on building type TER now based directly
on notional building (no improvement factor) Revised CO 2 emission
factors
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10 May 2011 Green Deal TCP Use Classes Order The following
classes of use for England are set out in the Town and Country
Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 and its subsequent amendments.
www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/commonprojects/changeofuse
A.Retail B.Office, Industrial & Warehousing C.Residential
D.Institutional buildings Sui Generis (others) BRE 2011
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10 May 2011 Green Deal SBEM Buildings Types (v4.1.c) NCM 2010
BRE 2011 1.A1/A2 Retail and Financial/Professional services
2.A3/A4/A5 Restaurant & Cafes/Drinking Establishments and Hot
Food takeaways 3.B1 Offices and Workshop businesses 4.B2 to B7
General Industrial and Special Industrial Groups 5.B8 Storage or
Distribution 6.C1 Hotels 7.C2 Residential Institutions - Hospitals
and Care Homes 8.C2 Residential Institutions - Residential schools
9.C2 Residential Institutions - Universities and colleges 10.C2A
Secure Residential Institutions (e.g. a prison, military barracks)
11.D1 Non-residential Institutions - Community/Day Centre 12.D1
Non-residential Institutions - Crown and County Courts (law courts)
13.D1 Non-residential Institutions - Education 14.D1
Non-residential Institutions - Libraries Museums and Galleries
15.D1 Non-residential Institutions - Primary Health Care Building
16.D2 General Assembly and Leisure, plus Night Clubs and Theatres
17.Others - Car Parks 24 hrs 18.Others - Emergency services
19.Others - Miscellaneous 24hr activities 20.Others - Passenger
terminals 21.Others - Stand alone utility block 22.Others -
Telephone exchanges 23.Residential spaces (not dwellings)
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10 May 2011 Green Deal BRE 2011 More information provided
via
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10 May 2011 Green Deal RdSAP Conventions v4.0
http://www.bre.co.uk/accreditation/
page.jsp?id=2016http://www.bre.co.uk/accreditation/
page.jsp?id=2016 SAP Conventions v2.0
http://www.bre.co.uk/accreditation/
page.jsp?id=2296http://www.bre.co.uk/accreditation/
page.jsp?id=2296 BRE SAP 2009
http://www.bre.co.uk/sap2009/page.jsp?id=1642http://www.bre.co.uk/sap2009/page.jsp?id=1642
Non-domestic Conventions v2.0 http://www.bre.co.uk/accreditation/
page.jsp?id=2243http://www.bre.co.uk/accreditation/
page.jsp?id=2243 Latest Conventions: web-links
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10 May 2011 Green Deal Part of the BRE Trust BRE Bucknalls Lane
Watford WD25 9XX T +44 (0)1923 664000 E [email protected]
www.bre.co.uk Were Celebrating.