Energy efficient buildings: the industry long term strategy and the ongoing Multiannual Roadmap, spe

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• Energy efficient buildings the industry long
  term strategy and the ongoing Multiannual
  Roadmap, special focus on ICT

Stefano Carosio stefano.carosio_at_dappolonia.it DAp
polonia SpA Alain Zarli alain.zarli_at_cstb.fr CSTB
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Drivers

• SET Plan
• Double the present energy efficiency targets
• 1/3 of total primary energy from renewables
• 40 reduction of emissions in transportation
• zero-emission electrical sector
• zero-emission residential sector
• Lisbon Strategy
• Generation of high added-value products and
  processes, technologies and services for energy
  efficient buildings
• Improving its competitiveness
• Producing sustainable growth
• Creating more industries
• Creating more and better jobs
• Communication i2010
• Strengthening investment in and the use of new
  technologies, particularly ICTs, by both the
  private and public sectors

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The role of the E2B Association

• E2BA is a preferential interlocutor as private
  part of the PPP
• Seek and demonstrate industry engagement
• Represent and coordinate members research
  interests within the PPP
• Keep close links with relevant international
  initiatives and research programmes
• Collect information on national research
  priorities and initiatives and integrate them at
  EU level

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E2BA membership
Over 120 members have joined the Association.
Details and registration at www.e2b-ei.eu
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Ongoing Multiannual Roadmap
A multi-annual multi-stakeholders collaborative
research roadmap prepared by the AIAG in close
cooperation with the EC Interservice Group
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Ongoing Multiannual Roadmap
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Ongoing Multiannual Roadmap
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Next steps
The final Multiannual Roadmap/Implementation Plan
will be finalised by the 29th October 2009

• Collect comments on the draft Multiannual Roadmap
  content through National Laison Points, Programme
  Committee members, NCP, E2B members, ETPs,
  National Technology Platforms and other relevant
  stakeholders deadline 7th October
• Identification of Research Priorities and
  consolidation of the Implementation Plan for the
  next years within Ad-hoc Industrial Advisory
  Group deadline 29th October.
• Launch a consultation process using E2B website
  and other relevant European and National public
  dissemination channels (during November)

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Expected outcome
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The REEB Coordinated Action
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Vision The views
Governance businessmodels
Constructionview
Life cycleperformancemanagement
Operation services
Monitoring - through smart metering,
visualisation of energy usage analysis of
energy consumption in real-time
Integrateddesign
Highperformancebuildings
Industrialisedproduction
Development of simple, easy understandable
comparable mechanisms for the visualisation of
energy performance Assessment or LCA.
User aware-ness decisionsupport
Energymanagement trading
ICT view
Intelligent integratedcontrol
Communication Networks systems to support new
communication features will have to be added to
devices. Some examples of new features (1) Wide
band PLC interfaces, (2) New VPN embedded
interfaces, (3) Low Power communication interfaces
Visualisation (of energy usage) behaviour
modelling, interface monitoring Intuitive
feedback to users on real time energy consumption
in order to change behaviour
Platforms technologiesfor energy infosharing
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How ICT can helpA Case study
User aware-ness decisionsupport
?Power Price Signal Device changing
behaviour by real-time pricing

• Objectives
• Empower customer to make smart power
  consumption decisions that lessened energy demand
  at peak time
• Stronger competitive differentiation through
  transparent pricing and usage-based billing for
  residential users
• Established technical platform for future process
  transformation initiatives
• Applied ICTs
• Energy customer display showing energy pricing
  (i.e. using electricity traffic light), and also
  displays the date, time, temperature and weather
  trend.
• Communication infrastructure that leverages an
  existing commercial paging network for price data
  to be transmitted to the displays
• Developed an algorithm to generate a simple,
  easy-to-understand tariff through
• a custom data feed of wholesale electricity price
  at periodic intervals incorporating other
  important tariffs determinants
• Impact
• Lower cost and more efficient power generation
  through reductions in peak energy consumption
• Improved ability to absorb alternative energy
  sources into the power grid
• Lower energy costs for the customers

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Thank you for your attention!!
The current draft documents are available within
the e2b website. Comments can be sent to
secretariat_at_e2b-ei.eu
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