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The Display Campaign Municipal Buildings as
Shining Examples
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1. What is Display
2. Why the Campaign
3. Can it be adapted to my countrys certification
   scheme
4. Why to join
5. How to join

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1. What is Display?
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The Campaign...

• ... is a voluntary scheme
• It aims at encouraging local authorities to
  publicly display the energy and environmental
  performances of their public buildings
• It goes beyond EPBD requirements
• Includes water
• Stimulates energy measures
• Shows progress through a yearly update

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Let your buildings talk
CALCULATE Building data and management
tool COMMUNICATE the Display Poster CELEBRATE
Towards Class A Award
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• CALCULATE!

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CALCULATE Your building data
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Building Management tool
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• COMMUNICATE!

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GHG emissions (CO2 equivalents) in kg/m2/year
Display Classification
Primary energy consumption in kWh/m2/year
Water consumption in l/m2/year
How to progress towards class A
Distribution of energy sources in
Local authority logo and contact details
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In 25 European languages
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A creative and participative process
The first poster

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• CELEBRATE!

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Towards Class A Awards
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2. Why the Campaign?
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Campaign objectives

• Communication and awareness at local authority
  level
• Networking of municipalities
• Accelerate the implementation of the Building
  Directive in municipal buildings

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Is labelling successful on a large scale?
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Is labelling successful on a large scale? Yes!
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Is labelling successful on a large scale? Yes!
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Is labelling successful on a large scale? Yes!
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Powerful partnerships

• gt 300 local authorities
• gt 9000 buildings
• 27 countries
• 24 Relay Cities
• gt 20 associated partners
• European Commission

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3. Can it be adapted to my countrys
certification scheme
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If your national system uses
Requirement 1

• Operational rating
• A to G rating

Display can be adapted as a voluntary
communication support
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Requirement 2
If your national system uses

• Asset rating
• A to G rating

• Display can be used to show the operational
  performance of the building and real management
  implications

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Example France

• gt 120 Display participants
• French Display users Club since 2006
• ? 10-15 local authorities
• ? French National Agency (ADEME)
• ? French ministry (MEEDDAT-DHUP)
• ? Energie-Cités
• Open and interactive discussions

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Display vs. DPE
Indicator/Thematic Display French system (DPE)
Methodology Operational rating Total energy consumption over 1 year Operational rating Total energy average over 3 years
Surface calculated Gross internal floor area SHON
Validity 1 year 10 years
Obligation Voluntary, all public buildings Mandatory for buildings with more than 1000 m²
Into force Since 2004 Since Jan 2008
Independent Certifier required No, Auto-labelling Yes, certified assessor
Climate correction Yes, local correction No
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Classes/Indicator Energy
Classification system Classification system Display French system (DPE) French system (DPE)
Building types Building types 11 3 3
Classes Classes A-G A-G A-G
Benchmark scale Benchmark scale Linear progressive progressive
INDICATOR INDICATOR
? Energy ? Energy Primary E. Primary E. Primary E.
Conversion factor Conversion factor Conversion factor Conversion factor Conversion factor
Source Öko-Institut (DE) Öko-Institut (DE) Öko-Institut (DE)  EDF, ADEME
Natural gas 1,17 1,17 1,17 1
Electricity 3,35 3,35 3,35 2,58
RES Depends on source Wood  1,04 - 1,13 PV  1,6 Depends on source Wood  1,04 - 1,13 PV  1,6 Depends on source Wood  1,04 - 1,13 PV  1,6 0 for local production 1 for wood
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CO2 Emissions and others
Indicator/thematic Display French system (DPE)
CO2 emissions yes yes
Conversion factor Conversion factor Conversion factor
Natural gas 0,253 0,205
Electricity 0,108 0,084
RES 0,021 0,034 0
Water yes No
Costs No, but can be indicated in the Towards class A section Yes, but on supporting data
Recommendations for improvement of building performance yes Technical solutions Simple actions on communication poster Yes, but on supporting data pages of DPE
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The Result Voluntary Display
French classification
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4. What are the benefits of joining?
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Potential financial benefits

• A municipality of 100,000 inhabitants spends
  1.5m and more for the energy requirements of its
  public buildings.
• By reducing
• by only 1 ? savings of 15,000
• by 10 ? savings of 150,000!
• More than 10 reductions are achievable!

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Excellent communication tool

• Aimed at the public and political representatives
• Developed by municipalities for municipalities

Bridging the gap between Europe and its citizens
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Boosts your citys image

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Excellent building management tool
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5. How to join?
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Who can join?

• Any European municipality may participate
• regardless of
• its size
• the existing building stock
• its level of knowledge regarding its buildings
  performance
• Companies from the private sector
• (offices and multi-residential buildings)

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w w w . d i s p l a y - c a m p a i g n . o r g
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Join in 4 simple steps!

1. Download charter and sign 2 copies by a legal
   representative
2. Send to Energie-Cités
3. Pay inscription (1000 Euros 625 Euros for
   Central and Eastern European countries)
4. Fill in online registration

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Display products and services for you

• Communication handbook
• Unlimited access to enter as
• many buildings as you wish
• Statistical analysis of buildings progress (total
  carbon etc.)
• A monthly e-newsletter
• Online assistance and users guide
• Access to a European network

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Conclusion

• Showing a certificate as an administrative
  obligation (EPBD) will not automatically improve
  your building performance
• You need to involve the building users by
  developing local communication campaigns
• Must be dynamic, Display and communicate

And dont forget Get Power - Save Energy!
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Thank you for your time!
www.display-campaign.org
Contact Ian Turner www.energie-cites.eu/ian