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Projects' View on Implementing Building Energy Codes IIEC Activities: Thailand; Vietnam & India

Projects' View on Implementing Building Energy Codes IIEC Activities: Thailand; Vietnam & India. Building Energy Codes. Presentation by: Christelle Beyers, IIEC Presentation to: City Energy Strategies Conference, Cape Town 20 November ’03 Session:

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Projects' View on Implementing Building Energy Codes IIEC Activities: Thailand; Vietnam & India

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  1. Projects' View on Implementing Building Energy CodesIIEC Activities: Thailand; Vietnam & India Building Energy Codes Presentation by: Christelle Beyers, IIEC Presentation to: City Energy Strategies Conference, Cape Town 20 November ’03 Session: Energy Related Codes & Standards for Housing & Buildings

  2. Presentation Overview • The International Institute for Energy Conservation (IIEC 1&2) • Focus for Today’s Presentation • Building Codes – IIEC Project Perspective • Thailand & Vietnam • India • Energy Conservation Building Codes (ECBC) Development Process – India • ECBC Implementation Process • Stakeholder Involvement • Proposed Institutional Structure for ECBC Process in India • Process and Next Steps… • South Africa - Implications

  3. The International Institute for Energy Conservation – IIEC (1) • IIEC: Global non-profit. SA, Brazil, India, Philippines, Thailand and US (smallest office) • Brings sustainable energy solutions to developing countries & economies in transition - 1984 • Solutions include energy efficiency, resource efficiency, renewable energy, and integrated transport planning • IIEC-Africa: SA based, registered and staffed non-profit organization – 1995.

  4. The International Institute for Energy Conservation – IIEC (2) • IIEC-Africa promotes energy efficiency, sustainable transport and climate change mitigation within the in-country developmental, environmental and sustainability contexts of the African continent • Since 1997 – focus on EE low-income housing promotion • Comprehensive market change programme (SHI) • Current: Housing - support to DoH in terms of mainstreaming of EE housing, development marketplace & Green Buildings review for USAID. • Local solutions, internationally informed and strengthened • www.iiec.org

  5. Topic for Today… Building ENERGY CODES

  6. Building Codes – IIEC Project Perspective • Definition: Building energy codes set minimum energy efficiency standards for design and construction while ensuring occupant comfort • IIEC’s Role: Honest Broker – represent Government; no vested interest in developing the code or setting criteria (non-Gov/non-profit) • Translates into real access to private and public sector / non biased

  7. Thailand & Vietnam • Providing technical support to the Thai and Vietnamese Teams in doing the analyses for developing the energy codes • Development of user guides • Training and capacity building of engineers/architects in using the codes, and designing energy efficient buildings • Working with local teams to identify information resources for energy efficient products and design assistance in the country

  8. India • IIEC: Developing the ECBC on behalf of BEE (Bureau of Energy Efficiency – Government body set up to implement the EC Act, 2001) and is being funded by USAID (ECOII Project) • Mandatory codes for commercial buildings and advisory standards for residential buildings • Activities: Programme management, technical support, programme development, training, advise on implementation and compliance • Covers six climatic areas, six provisions for six climate areas…

  9. Stakeholder Involvement… Financial Institutions Building Users Utilities User Groups Building Owners Stakeholders Manufacturers Advocacy Groups & Associations Industry Architects/Engineers Standard Setting Bodies Builders/Contractors Government and NGOs Legislative Agencies Funding Agencies Funders Educational Institutions Local Businesses & Financial Institutions

  10. Energy Conservation Building Codes (ECBC) Development Process - India • Use exiting data and experts for baseline and Energy Conservation Measures • Supplemented by target energy audits • Analysis for supporting technical requirement for codes and draft submitted for peer review • Review international building equipment rating systems • Iterative (3 rounds) of peer review resulting in draft code for Government approval

  11. ECBC Implementation Process • Software and tools for implementation • Workshop to facilitate Government’s review of ECBC adoption alternatives including rating systems • Training and workshops • Work Plan Schedule Designed to Facilitate Peer Participation

  12. Ministry of Power BEE Governing Council Executive Council Building Energy Code Advisory/Working Committee Stakeholders’ Panel Logistics Support Team Technical Committees Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Building Envelope Lighting Technical Experts/Consultants Service Water Heating Electric Power and Distribution Proposed Institutional Structure for ECBC Process in India

  13. Process and Next Steps… • Market Mechanism for code implementation • Rating/Award Scheme for Energy Efficient Buildings • S&L for products • Product promotion (new tech.) • Product rating (windows, insulation, etc) • Procurement Practices – life-cycle cost • Preferential Tariff Structure • Developing independent certifying agencies • Best Practices Guidelines/Manuals • Training and Capacity Building

  14. Recommendations for South Africa… • Recognize the need now, reduce energy use in buildings before or during construction; retro-fit too costly • Implementation process… • Integrate building codes into national sustainability index (similar to CSIR indicators) in order to encourage cross-cutting application (bt. Government departments and practitioners) • Develop unique framework for SA interaction – Government; independent body + stakeholders lead • Market development

  15. Thank you. Questions?

  16. Energy Code Development Process 1 Define Scope Applicability 6 Establish Energy Use Baseline Current Practices 11 Write the code in legal language 2 Commercial Buildings Definition 7 Identify Energy Conservation Measures 12 Establish Compliance Mechanisms 3 Building Types Commercial Bldgs. 8 Techno-Economic Analysis Of ECMs 13 Develop Code Compliance Forms/Software 4 Define Prototypes Hotels, Offices, High-rise, Hospitals, etc. 9 Establish Code Levels 14 Develop User Manuals 5 Detailed Energy Audit 10 Review, Comment, and Adjust

  17. Project Steering Committee • Chairman - DEDP DG • Representatives from • Bureau of Energy Regulation and Conservation (BERC) • DEDP • National Energy Policy Office (NEPO) • Department of Technical and Economic Cooperation (DTEC) • DANIDA • AIT - Consortium • CTA -Chief Technical Adviser Project Management Group • Project Director - BERC Executive Director • In-House Consultants - DEM and BERC staff. Thailand Funder DANIDA Prime ConsultantDanish Energy Management (DEM) Department Of Energy Department of Energy Development and Promotion (DEDP) Technical Team AIT – Consortium Support Staff

  18. Vietnam Funding Swedish grant (SIDA) Administered by the World Bank Ministry of Industry development of EECBC document and a related implementation plan Ministry of Construction Implementing Agency Project Steering Committee International ConsultantPA/TDG/IIEC Team Responsible for developing the EECBC Local Consultants Local Technical Consultant and Local Logistic and Project Management Consultant

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