Petra Opitz Improving Energy Efficiency and Reducing Emissions in DH and Buildings. Joint Meeting of

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Petra OpitzImproving Energy Efficiency and
Reducing Emissions in DH and Buildings.Joint
Meeting of Climate Change Subgroup and Thematic
Group on Energy EfficiencyMoscow, 28 February
2008
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Ownership Structure of the German Energy Agency.
dena
Federal Republic of Germany
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KfW Bankengruppe
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• Represented by the Federal Ministry of Economics
  and Technology
• In consultation with
• The Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and
  Consumer Protection
• The Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature
  Conservation and Nuclear Safety
• The Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and
  Urban Development

Allianz SE
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Deutsche Bank AG
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DZ BANK AG
Management
Stephan Kohler Chief Executive Andrea Weinert
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denas board.

• Supervisory Board Chairman
• Glos, Michael, Federal Minister for Economics and
  Technology
• Deputy Chairman of dena board
• Leinberger, Detlef, Managing Director, KfW
  Bankengruppe

• Dr. von Heydebreck, Tessen, Managing Director,
  Deutsche Bank Stiftung
• Gabriel, Sigmar, Federal Minister for the
  Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear
  Safety
• Kroh, Wolfgang, Managing Director, KfW
  Bankengruppe
• Tiefensee, Wolfgang, Federal Minister for
  Transport, Building and Urban Development
• Changes will be made to the Supervisory Board in
  the near future to reflect the new shareholder
  structure.

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Fields of Competence and Activity at dena.
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Political Instruments for energy efficiency.
energy efficiency
Regulatory Instruments Financial
Support Market Instruments

• e.g. legal requirements for the building quality
  and the energy demand
• requirements for the replacement of old boilers

• e.g. KfW-CO2-modernization and energy
  conservation program
• subsidies
• tax reductions

• creating market transparency
• information
• qualification of experts
• best-practice projects

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Regulatory Instruments Energy Saving Ordinance

• Combined assessment of building envelope and
  technique
• limitation of
• annual primary energy demand (including cooling
  and lighting / non-residential buildings)
• limitation of the heat losses due to transmission
• Energy certificates

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Promotion for Energy Efficiency in Buildings 3
specific promotion programs

• new-construction of buildings
• Ecologic construction and passive houses
• renovation of the existing building stock
• CO2 Building Rehabilitation Programme low
  interest loans/redemption subvention/subsidiesres
  idential buildings, schools, kindergartens, gym,
  federal buildings
• Amount of subsidies 1,4 milliards Euro until
  2009 per year
• renewable Energies
• Programme for the market penetration
• Grant or loans for solar thermal, biomass, geo
  thermal
• Amount of subsidies 213 million Euro in 2007

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Comparing different building-standards
Final energy demand in residential buildings(in
l Oil per m² and year)
Low-Energy-Building
Passiv- houses
Existing buildingsbefore 1978 1978 1995
1995 - 2002
New-Building / standard of 2002
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Low-energy houses in the existing building stock.

• Goals and Strategies
• Identify benefits and advantages for companies
• Know How Transfer
• Proving and establishing an innovative technical
  standard (low-energy house standard)in the
  existing building stock
• Development of regional competence networks
• Qualification
• Partner of the project

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Pilot projects Introducing high-innovative
standards in the building market.

• Realising best-practice projects with innovative
  standards
• Establishing regional competence networks
• Regional training and information offers
  (workshops)

40 kWh / m²year
New Building
Existing Building
Low-Energy-Building
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Example Berlin Germanys tallest
Low-Energy-Building.

• Realised August 2006
• Residential building with 18.000 m²
• 295 flats
• 22 storeys
• Primary-Energy-demand 45 kWh/ m²/ a
• Costs of heating and DHW reduced at 50

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Goals of the energy certificate.

• market transparency in the building sector
• energy efficiency as a sign of quality for flats
  and buildings
• marketing instrument for the housing industry and
  for building owners
• Creating incentives for innovation and investment
  for new and existing buildings
• Preparing the market for the implementation of
  the EU-Buildings Directive
• Reducing the energy demand in the building sector

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Energy Performance Contracting (ESCOs) in Federal
Real Estate Background and Goals.

• Voluntary commitment by the Federal Government
• October 2000 decision by Federal Government as
  part of National Climate Protection Program
• CO2 emissions by federally owned buildings are to
  be reduced by 25 by 2005 and by 30 by 2010,
  relative to 1990 level
• National Strategy for Sustainable Development
• Decision by the Federal Government of April 17,
  2002
• Demonstration project "Contracting for Federal
  Buildings"
• Demonstration of viability of contracting
• Budget-neutral modernisation of federal buildings
• Coalition agreement by the Federal Government
• Nov. 2005 Application of Energy-Contracting in
  federal buildings should be increased

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Demonstration Project.

• Project realization by the German Energy-Agency
  (dena)
• Project guidance and coordination
• Technical advice for federal building
  administrations
• dena does not appear as contractor itself
• Focus of activities
• Development of tender instruments(model
  contracts, model tender texts)
• Clarification of budget statutes regarding
  handling of contracting(payments estimates,
  commitment authorizations)
• Selection and offering of suitable federal
  buildings for contracting projects

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Contracting Bundesliegenschaften Abgeschlossene
Energiespar-Contracting Ausschreibungen (Projekte
2).
  

• Stand 01.09.2007

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Contracting Partners

• Siemens Building Technologies
• EnBW
• MVV Energiedienstleistungen GmbH
• Axima GmbH
• MCE Gebäudetechnik Stangl GmbH
• Evonik New Energies GmbH
• Steag Saar Energie
• WISAG AG

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dena project results 29 real estates were
reconstructed within Energy-Contracting (Projects
3).
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- 31
CO2-Emissions in t/a
Energy costs in m. /a
before
now
now
before
CO2-reduction18.000 t/a
reduction of energy costs 3,2 m. /a
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Cooperation with Russia

• Capacity Building
• Handbook Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Russia
• Expert seminars for decision makers
• Handbook Financing Energy Efficiency Investment
  in the Communal Heating Sector in Russia
• Pilot projects

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Thank you.Contact Petra Opitz opitz_at_dena.de