Julkisen rahoituksen stimuloiva vaikutus yritysten tutkimus ja kehitystoimintaan

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CSRC MEETING 06.07.04 TALLINN ENERGY SAVING
POSSIBILITIES IN BUILDING SERVICES ESKO TÄHTI
Finnish Development Centre for Building Services
Ltd.
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Definition of Building Services Building
services is the entity of technical systems,
equipment and services for real estate and
related premises. Building services produce
controlled conditions for the functions
needed in different premises, functions such
as air conditioning, water supply
and waste treatment, heat and electrity, lighting
and ICT, security and transportation
services.
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ITEMS DISCUSSED IN THE PRESENTATION

• Some Common Items
• Finnish figures about Energy use
• EPBD Direktive
• Vision 2010
• Cube
• Some new Lines

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TOOLS FOR IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY

• TOOLS FOR PLANNING
• lifecycle calculations, simulation
• CONTROL OF ENERGY USE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• automation and control,
• IMPROVING OF CONSTRUCTION
• windows, materials, tightness, retrofitting
• BUILDING SERVICES
• ventilation, heat recovery, heating, production
• OTHER POSSIBILITIES
• total contracts (Rakli, Ökl),

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The Life Cycle
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Energian loppukulutus sektoreittain 1970-1997
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Rakennuskannan energiankulutus Suomessa 1970-1990
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ENERGIANSÄÄSTÖOHJELMA TYÖRYHMÄN MIETINTÖ
Rakennusten lämmitysenergian
lämpötilakorjattu ominaiskulutus
Tilastointikäytännön muutoksesta johtuen vuoden
1994 jälkeiset luvut eivät ole vertailukelpoisia a
ikaisempien vuosien lukujen kanssa
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Lämmitysenergia asuinkerroistaloissa
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Lämmitysenergia toimistorakennuksissa
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Kiinteistösähkö asuinkerrostaloissa
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Kiinteistösähkö toimistorakennuksissa
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Energian loppukulutus Suomessa 1999Yhteensä 282
TWh
Muut 12
Teollisuus 49
Rakennustenlämmitys 22
Liikenne 17
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Energiankulutuksen aiheuttamatCO2-päästöt
Suomessa 1997Yhteensä 56 milj. tonnia
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12.1.2004

EPBD activities in Finland national EP
project
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Ongoing activities

• Annual heat recovery efficiency calculation
  method (based on the duration curve of outdoor
  temperature including defrosting) since December
  2003
• National EP project 20032005
• Funding of about 0.5 M for research and
  preparation the revision of the building code
• EP indicators
• Ventilation and cooling system performance
• Heating system and domestic hot water supply
• General EP calculation methods (such as EN 13790)
• Revision of relevant parts of building code
• Proposal for EP-values for building code

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Parties in the EP project

• HUT/HVAC Helsinki University of Technology
  (ventilation and cooling and dynamic
  calculation), Jarek Kurnitski, Kai Siren and Olli
  Seppänen
• VTT National Research Centre of Finland (heating
  and domestic hot water), Jari Shemeikka
• Tampere University of Technology (general
  calculation method and indicators),Timo Kalema
  and Juhani Heljo
• HUT/Lighting Helsinki University of Technology
  (lighting system and some internal gains),Liisa
  Halonen
• Coordinated by TAKE, Development Centre For
  Finnish Building Services Ltd, Esko Tähti

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EPBD Project Group
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Changes in the business environment
PERSPECTIVE CUSTOMER INTERFACE ECONOMIC
INTERFACE BUSINESS PLATFORM
TECHNICAL VALUES COSTS ONE-TIME SALES
REAL ESTATE SPACE SYSTEMS
FEATURES ADDED VALUE LIFECYCLE ACCOUNT- AB
ILITY SERVICE PRODUCTS PREMISES PRODUCTS
TOMORROW
YESTERDAY
FUTURE
NOW
CUSTOMERVALUES COMPRE-HENSIVE SERVICE
ECOLOGICAL TOTAL ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY SERVICE
PORTFOLIO
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Program themes, activity focuses and application
areas
Advanced, modern lifecycle economical, functional
premises for users and owners
Themes - ICT - energy
- life cycle
INNOVATIONS
INTERNATIONALITY
WORKING PREMISES - functionality, controlled
conditions and services
HOUSING - technology and services
LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT - economy, sustainable
development, environment - energy use
PROCESSES AND SERVICES - networking, CRM,
partnership - implementation, use, maintenance,
development
Focus areas
SYSTEMS - ICT platforms, reporting real estate -
other technical systems, components, materials
Application areas
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Integrated total life cycle delivery packages
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Total Technical Solutions
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Facility Management
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Kuninkaantie Senior High School

• First public and private sector partnership
  project in Finland
• The City of Espoo
• purchases maintenance and user services from the
  project company
• pays only for services provided
• 28-year collaboration model, 25-year service
  agreement
• with the objective of transferring an optimum
  amount of project risks from the city to the
  private service provider
• Service production to be launched in the autumn
  of 2003.

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Cooperation is partnership with the objective of
developing high-quality services profitably to
the benefit of all partners.
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Thanks for your attention!
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