CIBSE Building Simulation Group Compliance vs Performance A Tale of Two Cities Tom Spurrier, Hoare Lea 23 May 2017
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1 CIBSE Building Simulation Group Compliance vs Performance A Tale of Two Cities Tom Spurrier, Hoare Lea 23 May 2017
2 'Compliance vs Performance A Tale of Two Cities
3 What are we typically designing for? Energy Efficiency CO2 Emissions Office / Hotel Residential Energy Bills Thermal Comfort Daylight / Sunlight Retail
4 What are the drivers? Environmental challenges for future buildings Climate Change Energy efficiency / Fuel Poverty Performance gaps Thermal comfort / overheating risk Air quality Health and wellbeing
5 Energy Efficiency Compliance Approach? Performance Approach? Building Regulations Part L SAP, NCM, EPCs Planning Policy Targets (CO 2 / Renewables) CIBSE TM54 - Evaluating Operational Energy Performance of Buildings at the Design Stage Passivhaus NABERS
6 Health & Wellbeing / Occupant Comfort Compliance Approach? Daylight / Sunlight report for planning Part L - Criterion 3 (Design Stage and As Built) Overheating assessment for planning Performance Approach? Consideration of Daylight throughout design, potentially inc. Climate Based Daylight Modelling Dynamic Thermal Simulation of Thermal Comfort (Operative Temp, PMV / PPD) Dynamic Thermal Simulation of Overheating Risk (CIBSE TM52, TM59)
7 Compliance Approach / Tools
8 Part L of the Building Regulations Conservation of Fuel and Power Statutory Requirement Minimum Standards Regulated Energy only One Size fits all Five Criteria Design Stage and As Built checks 1) Carbon Emissions - DER<TER and DFEE<TFEE 2) Limits on Design Flexibility (minimum standards) 3) Limiting the effects of heat gains in summer 4) Building Performance consistent with DER (As Built) 5) Providing Information (As Built)
9 Part L Tools Residential SAP - Standard Assessment Procedure Monthly heat gain / loss model Access style tools Non-Residential SBEM Simplified Building Energy Model Freely available Monthly heat gain / loss model Access style tools DTM Dynamic Thermal Modelling Commercially available Hourly simulation of heat flows and building physics interactions
10 EPC Energy Performance Certificates EPCs shows the energy efficiency rating (relating to running costs). The rating is shown on an A G rating scale - similar to those on electrical appliances EPC required on: Construction Sale Lease EPC NOT required for: Refurbishment / re-fit Any other modification Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards
11 Local Planning Policy (London) Energy Hierarchy Approach Prioritises Heat Networks & CHP Overall CO2 reduction targets Residential = Zero Carbon (100% reduction on Part L) Non-residential = 35% reduction on Part L Carbon emission targets - based on Part L Any shortfall to be made up by off-site measures / cash offset payment ( 1,800 / tonne of CO 2 ) Overheating assessment Daylight / Sunlight requirements BREEAM requirements
12 Using Compliance tools to deliver Performance outcomes
13 SAP Intended application Level of guidance Architectural intent can vary significantly
14 Contribution of Fuel to Grid (%) Grid Electricity Carbon Factor (kgco 2.kWh) Fuel Mix and Carbon Factor of Grid-Supplied Electricity 60 Coal Gas Nuclear Renewable Other Carbon Factor % Year 0.00 Historic fuel mix and carbon factor of the National Grid. Source:
15 Future Energy Scenarios (FES) 2016 Report produced by the National Grid. Investigates the changing energy landscape in the UK and presents future trends. Includes projections of the carbon intensity of generating electricity for distribution on the grid. Carbon intensity of electricity generation taken from FES Does not include quoted 8% transmission and distribution losses.
16 % Reduction in Regulated CO2 Emissions CHP vs Heat-pump Technology 45% 40% CHP ASHP No Progression ASHP Gone Green 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% -5% -10% Year Using current Building Regs carbon factor (0.519 kgco2/kwh) and District Heating Network distribution efficiency (90%)
17 CHP vs Heat-pump Technology ASHPs offer ~3x the carbon savings of gas CHP from today Using proposed BR carbon factor (0.400 kgco2/kwh) and DHN distribution efficiency (70%).
18 EPC Energy Performance Certificates In practise? JLL & Better Buildings Partnership A Tale of Two Buildings, Are EPCs a True Indicator of Energy Efficiency, 2012 Minimum Energy Performance Standards From April 2018, private landlords must ensure that properties they rent in England and Wales reach at least an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of E before granting a tenancy to new or existing tenants
19 Performance Approach
20 Potential Performance Approaches CIBSE TM54 - Evaluating Operational Energy Performance of Buildings at the Design Stage Methodology for more representative assessments of in-use energy usage Integrates with DTM modelling Allows designers and engineers to model human behaviour in more detail than NCM Can test different operating scenarios Includes unregulated loads
21 Potential Performance Approaches CIBSE TM54 - Evaluating Operational Energy Performance of Buildings at the Design Stage
22 Potential Performance Approaches Passivhaus Certified design standard for occupant comfort and low energy buildings Steers design down a prescriptive path (insulate, build tight, ventilate right, eliminate space heating demand) Significant focus on design details and construction checks
23 Potential Performance Approaches NABERS Based on measured energy performance, not a design estimate. NABERS rating is estimated during design and construction, but is only validated after the building has been occupied and the energy has been measured, typically months after occupation. Potential for market transformation
24 Potential Performance Approaches Consideration of Daylight throughout design From planning stages to final façade specification and installation Which of these designs provides the best daylight for occupants?
25 Potential Performance Approaches Consideration of Daylight throughout design From planning stages to final façade specification and installation 60% better daylight than vertical glazing Daylight factor Average 1.7% Minimum 0.2% Uniformity ratio 0.11 Daylight factor Average 2.1% Minimum 0.3% Uniformity ratio 0.15 Daylight factor Average 3.3% Minimum 0.5% Uniformity ratio 0.15
26 Potential Performance Approaches CIBSE TM 59 : Design methodology for the assessment of overheating risk in homes Key Updates: Standardised occupancy profiles (24/7) Standardised equipment heat gains (per room type) Clarification of overheating criteria (when adaptive or fixed method applies) Risk assessment responsibilities
27 Conclusions: Engineers / designers often need to wear two hats (compliance and reality) Honest recognition of the value and limitations of tools is crucial Clear and open communication of this to clients / planners is both highly important, and can also be very challenging Career diversity and good communication skills is of huge benefit to building simulation professionals Challenging market conditions and competitive pricing can contribute to compliance only approaches The challenge for engineers is to be able to explain the full value of performance based approaches to clients, those authoring regulations and policy makers
28 Final Thoughts: Industry Workshop Outputs: Fixing London s Broken Energy Policy The Building Centre, May 2017
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