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Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings

Ivanka Čavlek, CE

Agency for Transactions and Mediation in Immovable Properties

Third Project Workshop “Monitoring of energy efficiency in the EU” ODYSSEE-MURE

25/26 September 2014 Zagreb, Croatia

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Program for Energy Renewal of Buildings in

Public Sector 2014-2015

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Program goals:

Fulfillment of requirements in accordance with Directive

2012/27/EU of European Parliament and Council from

October 25th 2012.

Country members of E

U

made a commitment, starting from

01st January 2014., to renew 3% of total floor area heated

and/or cooled buildings owned and used by central

government each year

In case when these commitments aren’t fulfilled EU

commission can begin formal proceedings for violation of

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Program goals for period 2014÷2015

To contract and completely renew 200 public sector

buildings - approximately 420.000 m

2

of heated area

To decrease energy consumption in refurbished buildings

for 30

÷

60 % (approximately 150 kWh/m

2

per year)

To decrease CO

2

emission for approximately 20.500 t per

year

To start investments in the amount of about 400 mil. kunas

To start energy services market (ESCo

)

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Croatian Government Ministry of Construction and

Physical Planning Agency for Transactions and

Mediation in Immovable Properties

Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund

Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and

Development

Croatian Agency for SMEs and Investments

Energy Service Client (ESC) Energy Service Provider (ESP)

Accepted Program

Developed Program and supervise implementation

Program implementation and signing Contracts for

energy efficiency

Ensures co-financing funds

Approves credit to ESP in accordance with credit program

Ensures all needed guarantees ESP needs, in favor of

creditor

Owner/User of the building applies building into Program

Implements energy renewal

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Government of Republic of Croatia Ministry of Construction and Physical Planning Energy Service Provider Agency for Transactions and Mediation in Immovable Properties Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund Program for energy renewal of buildings in public sector 2014÷2015 acceptance development supervision of implementation Energy Service Client Contract for co -financing Program implementation

Croatian Bank for

Reconstruction and Development

Croatian Agency

for SMEs and Investments

Energy Efficiency

Contract

Cession

Contract ContractCredit

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Basic settings and characteristics of the

program:

Energy Service Client (ESC)

orders and Energy Service Provider

(ESP)

provides energy services in order to improve the energy

performance

Energy efficiency measures include the following:

- Preparation of project documentation

-

Energy renovation of the building (construction works,

installation of equipment and materials)

- Monitoring and investment maintenance of all elements of

the building and installed equipment which were the subject

of energy renewal.

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ESP invests and takes technical and economic risk

so ESC

does

not have any additional costs

ESC

is obliged to ensure payment of compensation to ESP

during the contract period

Payment of services is

based on verifiable savings (service

charge should be less than the savings)

Energy efficiency contract is not budgetary borrowing

for ESC

Saving of energy are proved with the Project

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Referent yearly expenses for energy and water time Ye ar ly e xp en se s o f b ui ld in g ow ne r ( kn )

Contract on energy efficiency (max . 15 years)

before renewal after renewal

End of en. renewal

expenses for energy and water contract fee for ESP

yearly savings for owner

By contract expiration

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100 %

50 %

40 %

50 %

Building owner expenses before the

renewal Building owner expenses after the

renewal

Building owner expenses after the contract expiration

expenses for energy and

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Steps of Program:

1. Sign in the building - ESC submit to Agency form owner with basic information about the building and gives approval to Agency to start the process

2. Energy audit - Agency is doing a preliminary analysis.

If there’s no energy certification, Agency orders the energy audit and certification of the building and / or project assignment.

These documents are financed by Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund in total amount, according to Agency-Fund agreement. 3. Analysis of profitability - Agency compares data from the energy audit with data from EMS, analyzes the cost-effectiveness and decides to launch a public procurement procedure

4. Tendering - Agency defines the conditions of competition and tender

documents, conducts a public procurement and chooses the best Offer using the economic criterias for evaluation.

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5. Contracting - ESC, ESP and Agency conclude a Energy efficiency contract.

6. Design - ESP must prepare project documentation (Project), which must include all the elaborate measures intended to achieve

savings and must prove values from the Offer

7. Project Control - in case of the special rules ESP must get a positive

report on project

8. Project Verification - ESP submittes the Project and Project Control to Expert Commission provided by Agency. Expert Commission

verifies compliance of the Project with the applicable laws of the

Republic of Croatia and checks whether the project demonstrate values from the Offer. Expert Commission gives the Verification of

the project.

9. Building Act- if needed ESP provides act allowing the construction 10. Co-financing the Program - Fund gives 40% of eligible costs in

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11. Crediting -ESP can get loans of commercial banks and CBRD in

accordance with their loan programs. CBRD has Program for

credits of energy renovation of public buildings with guarantees from Croatian Agency for SMEs and Investments

12. Renewal –ESP is required to do the work of energy renovation of

the building in accordance with the verified design. Agency supervises Works through the expert supervision selected by a public procurement. The costs of supervision settles ESP.

13. Works handover- the end of renewal - After the completion of

the energy reconstruction Agency orders the energy certificate. After the certificate is done and after the final report is signed by the supervising engineer, ESC, ESP and Agency sign a report and determine the end of renewal. This act confirms that the

refurbishment works are carried out in accordance with the Project and verifies conditions for cost reduction.

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14. Monitoring and Savings control - From the date of the end of the

reconstruction begins savings period and begins ESC obligations to pay compensation according to the EE contract.

Throughout the whole period of the EE contract, ESP shall implement measures to monitor and to control savings (users

training, regular check-up of the savings, investment maintenance

elements of the building and installed equipment).

Any change in the use of the building (user behavior) does not

affect the obligation to pay compensation.

Any change in energy prices does not affect the calculation of savings and the amount of compensation.

The amount of compensation is adjusted with the inflation index

for the previous year, according to data from the Central Bureau of

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15. Unrealized savings - For the duration of the Contract ESC

may challenge the savings, if so both ESP and Agency must be informed without delay. The notification must contain the necessary facts and evidence on which ESC believes that the

savings are not realized. Agency will then engage an

authorized person to determine causes for it.

In the case of failure to achieve guaranteed savings ESP is required to remove these deficiencies. If it fails to do so within a reasonable time ESC has the right to cancel / terminate the agreement.

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CONCLUSION!

By implementation of this Program government will accomplish long-term benefits in systematic and rational governance of its assets without risks and expenses for renewal. Impact of savings will be even more prominent if/when cost for energy products increases in the future. Systematic monitoring of energy

consumption will result in more rational behavior of public sector concerning energy consumption, which will lower pressure on State

budget.

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Energy Renewal of Public Buildings

Energy Management System

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A

ISGE-u

Energy Efficiency (EE) Project concluded by UNDP

Croatia 2005.-2013.

at the National level in cities, counties, ministries and other

government institutions since 2008.

Improved EE in the public sector

Reduced greenhouse gas emmisions

A systematic approach to energy management

Initiated market changes of EE services

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A

ISGE-u

CAPACITY

development of the necessary human capacity (knowledge and

practical experience) for EMS and implementation of projects in order to improve the EE

THE PROCESS

established organizational structure for EMS at national, regional

and local level

THE TOOL

developed and established a national information system for energy management – EMIS

THE RESULT

basis for the continuous and systematic energy management in

Croatia established

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A

ISGE-u

Ministry of Construction and Physical Planning (MGIPU),

Agency

for Transactions and Mediation in Immovable Properties

(APN),

Environmental protection and energy efficiency Fund (FZOEU) and

UNDP Croatia signed an agreement on the transfer of activities,

human and other resources

:

MGIPU – main holder of EMS acitvities

FZOEU - energy audits and informative educational activities

APN - coordination of EMS, administration and development of EMIS system,

energy renewal

EE teams in ministries, cities and counties alone continue with the implementation of activities in their jurisdiction

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STRUKTURA ISGEa

TCP /IP

TCP/IP

EMIS

structure of the tool

Multi-language national system

Easy web access from local server, desk computer, notebook, pda, ..

Remote reading systems

Collecting data from smart systems

Measuring impact on evironment Wide range of information

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A

O ISGE-u

DATA AQUISITION

daily, weekly, monthly

data entry via Internet

ANALYSIS

regular inputs in database detecting deviations

early fault detection

IMPLEMENTATION

where, when and what we consume every day

insight into possible savings

currently responding to system irregularities

EMIS

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A

O ISGE-u

LOGIN (username, password)

DATA ENTRY (general, energy systems and construction dana,

documents, energy audits and certificates module, energy

renewal of public building module)

ENERGY BILLS ENTRY (custom vendor bills)

DATA VERIFICATION (meter points “locking”)

GRAPHS and INDICATORS

AUTOMATIC METER READINGS GRAPHS

ENERGY ANALYSIS

STATISTICS

EMIS

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September 2014.:

almost

8.700

of 11.000 (estimated) public buildings

(more then 11.600 energy costly centers –

ECC

)

More then

3.650 user accounts

(1300 active ones)

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1.374.875

energy bills and water bills** (around 5.000 per week)

23.152

meter consumption points for 18 energy sources

419

automatic meter points

6.347.165

readings, of which:

5.388.973 automatic SCADA readings 958.192 manual readings 112 cities (of 127) 20 counites (20 w/o ZG) 20 Ministries (20) 24 community 28 other institutions*

EMIS

statistics

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Naziv energenta Godina Izračunata količina [m³] Broj zaključanih računaKoličina [m³] / broj računa Voda 2007 7443351,919 30463 244,341 Voda 2008 8588021,257 34961 245,646 Voda 2009 8772991,439 35594 246,474 Voda 2010 8755596,769 38348 228,320 Voda 2011 8385436,342 41754 200,830 Voda 2012 5637104,380 34041 165,597

Naziv energenta Godina Izračunata količina [kWh] Broj zaključanih računaKoličina [kWh] / broj računa

Električna energija 2007 286739368,645 42170 6799,606 Električna energija 2008 382219074,600 51544 7415,394 Električna energija 2009 403819055,630 69738 5790,517 Električna energija 2010 429613646,351 93957 4572,450 Električna energija 2011 398470429,940 97285 4095,908 Električna energija 2012 309890233,240 75157 4123,238

0.000 50.000 100.000 150.000 200.000 250.000 300.000 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Voda [m3] / broj zaključanih

računa 0.000 1000.000 2000.000 3000.000 4000.000 5000.000 6000.000 7000.000 8000.000 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Električna energija [kWh] / broj

zaključanih računa

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Ivanka Čavlek, CE

Agency for Transactions and Mediation in

Immovable Properties

Agencija za pravni promet i posredovanje nekretninama

Savska cesta 41/VI, 10 000 Zagreb Tel: 01/ 6331- 622

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