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PASSIVE HOUSE IN SPAIN NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE SPANISH PASSIVE HOUSE PLATFORM PEP - EUROPEAN PROJECTS AND BUILT EXAMPLES November ANNE VOGT vocal international relations PEP source: 3ªCEPH, PEP

From the cave to the Passive House Standard source : Anne Vogt source: www.passipedia.org source: www.passipedia.org Traditional and vernacular architecture Typical caves which can be find in many regions of Spain (left) and traditional Passive Houses in Iceland (above) made of duff. Problems: ventilation and illumination The first Passive House was the research ship called Fram in the 19 th century (right).

Spanish Passive House Plattform Our Plataforma Edificación Passivhaus was founded in 2008 as a non-profit organization in order to study and divulge the Passive House standard in Spain. In 2009 the 1 st Spanish Passive House Conference was organized in Barcelona followed by the 2 nd in San Sebastian (Basque Country), the 3 rd in Central Spain (Segovia), the 4 th in Vitoria (Basque Country), the 5 th in Gijon (Asturias), the 6 th Spanish Passive House Conference in Madrid. Next year the Conference will take place in Barcelona. Since 2010 we organize every year four meetings to discuss technical questions and new advances. www.plataforma-pep.org

EVOLUTION OF PEP IN SPAIN DELEGATIONS OF PEP IN 2008 2 DELEGATIONS 5 FOUNDER MEMBERS DELEGATIONS OF PEP IN 17 DELEGATIONS 350 MEMBERS 1500 NEWSLETTER SUSCRIPTIONS 87 Certified Designer 23 Certified Tradesperson 16 buildings in www.passivhausprojekte.de 5 Certified buildings in www.passivhausprojekte.de

PEP IN THE EUROPEAN CONTEXT EUROPEAN PROJECT EUROPHIT Improving the energy performance of step-by-step refurbishment and integration of renewable energies PEP participates as a partner in the european project EuroPHit. Project leader: Passive House Institute, 14 partners from 11 countries since abril 2013

PILOTE PROJECTS: CASE STUDIES AND OBSERVER PROJECTS

PEP IN THE EUROPEAN CONTEXT EUROPEAN PROJECT EUROPHIT Case study 08 La Santina, Asturias Case study 16 Casa Centón, Santander PEP participates as a partner in the european project EuroPHit. Project leader: Passive House Institute, 14 partners from 11 countries since abril 2013 Observer project 09 Eurobuilding 2 Madrid

CS 8: THERAPEUTIC CENTER LA SANTINA Step by step retrofit by different parts of the building Imagen AIU ArquitectUra Step 1 (): Adaptation of the existing building to the new use (new distribution) and enlargement. Improvement till EnerPHit of ground and first floor (except kitchen) Minimization of thermal bridges Step 2: Improvement of kitchen and basement till Passive House standard Renewable energy Imagen AIU ArquitectUra

CS 16: SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE CASA CENTÓN Step by step retrofit by components Imagen César Blanco Sancibrián Step 1 (): Enhancement of foundation and insulation below concrete slab, Insulation roof and walls, Minimization of thermal bridges, Change of windows, Step 2: Improvement of air tightness Ventilation: intermediate step Step 3: Ventilation with heat recovery Imagen César Blanco Sancibrián Step 4: Renewable energies

OP 9: HOTEL EUROBUILDING 2 Step by step retrofit by components The first step (in 2015) includes: -Improvement of thermal envelope of rooms (insulation and windows) -Substitution of cooling machines -Change of circulation pumps to inverter pumps -New kettle for hot water -Improvement of illumination in common areas -Central control and monitoring system -Maintenance strategies

OP 9: HOTEL EUROBUILDING 2 Improvement of thermal envelope: efficiency and confort Imagen VAND arquitectura Anne Vogt, Nuria Díaz Before: U wall: 1,48 W/(m 2 K) U glass: 5,8 W/(m 2 K) U frame: 4,5 W/(m 2 K) n50: 14,75 h-1 PHPP calculation for a typical room: Heating demand: 71 kwh/(m 2 a) Heating load: 56 W/m 2 Frequency of overheating: 31% Imagen VAND arquitectura Anne Vogt, Nuria Díaz

OP 9: HOTEL EUROBUILDING 2 Retrofit U wall: 0,3 W/(m 2 K) U glass : 1-1,1 W/(m 2 K) U frame : 0,9-1,2 W/(m 2 K) n50: to be defined by pilote room Financing: First project in Spain that includes the retrofit of a thermal envelope with an Energy Performance Contracting financed by an energy service model and an Energy Efficiency Fund. Improvement of thermal envelope: efficiency and confort Imagen VAND arquitectura Anne Vogt, Nuria Díaz

PASSIVE HOUSE IN SPAIN GROUP OF AFFILIATES ipha PEP IN THE EUROPEAN CONTEXT WORKING GROUP MEDITERRANEAN PEP is one of the co-founders of the mediterranean working group of ipha affiliates. -Mediterranean Conference -International Passive House Days Summer

PEP IN AN INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT INTERNATIONAL PASSIVE HOUSE DAYS All over the world hundreds buildings participated, with thousands of participants

PEP IN AN INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT INTERNATIONAL PASSIVE HOUSE DAYS Twice a year we organize the International Passive House Days: one in winter, one in summer to experience the comfort and talk to owners about their impressions.

MEMBERS OF ipha, international Passive House Association since 2010 more than 1800 members 50 countries 16 affiliates Albania Australia Austria Belgium Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile China Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hong Kong Hungary Isle of Man Ireland Israel Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Mexico Moldova Montenegro Netherlands New Zealand Norway Oman Pakistan Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Russia Slovakia Slovenia South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Ukraine United Kingdom United States source: ipha

IBEROAMERICAN PASSIVE HOUSE AWARD PEP organizes every two years the Iberoamerican Passive House Award. Our aim is to analize the conditions of energy efficiency in recent projects in order to evaluate the possibilities to achieve the European Directive (2010/31/UE) in 2018 and 2020 in Europe and to evaluate the situation in Iberoamerica. The Passive House standard is a reference for the definition of Nearly Zero Energy Buildings.

1st IBEROAMERICAN PASSIVE HOUSE AWARD 2011

2 nd IBEROAMERICAN PASSIVE HOUSE AWARD 2013

FIRST PASSIVE HOUSE COURSE IN SOUTH AMERICA source: Pablo Negrete The members of PEP, Micheel Wassouf y Anne Vogt, organized the first Passive House course in South America with more than 90 participants from Chile, Argentine, Uruguay, Peru, Columbia, Venezuela, Mexico, Panama and Guatemala.

TRAIN-TO-TRAINER COURSES IN MÉXICO CITY source: Carlos Gaitán source: Infonavit The Passive House Institute developed a program called DEEVi, based on PHPP, to simulate social housing in Mexico. The client is Infonavit, a bank who gives subsidies to ecological and energy efficiency measures. Together with the program SAAVi for saving water it forms the project SiSEViVe. The members of PEP Nuria Diaz and Anne Vogt collaborated in the training courses in Mexico City in July 2012 with the Passive House Institute.

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I would like to finish this presentation with an image used by Javier Crespo, former president of PEP, in his presentations. Encourage to use the most complex and fascinating technology in this world: The human brain

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION source: 3ªCEPH, PEP