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    Households consume 37% of Latvia's energy, with typical dwellings using 150-350 kWh/m2 annually for heating. Latvia has no official low-energy building standards. The first building built to passive house principles was completed in 2009. This included a student hostel refurbished to the EnerPHit standard to reduce energy use by a factor of 10. Passive house courses have also been conducted in Latvia to train craftsmen in low-energy construction techniques.

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    Households consume 37% of Latvia's energy, with typical dwellings using 150-350 kWh/m2 annually for heating. Latvia has no official low-energy building standards. The first building built to passive house principles was completed in 2009. This included a student hostel refurbished to the EnerPHit standard to reduce energy use by a factor of 10. Passive house courses have also been conducted in Latvia to train craftsmen in low-energy construction techniques.

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    Households consume 37% of Latvia's energy, with typical dwellings using 150-350 kWh/m2 annually for heating. Latvia has no official low-energy building standards. The first building built to passive house principles was completed in 2009. This included a student hostel refurbished to the EnerPHit standard to reduce energy use by a factor of 10. Passive house courses have also been conducted in Latvia to train craftsmen in low-energy construction techniques.

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    Passive and low-energy buildings in Latvia - status & perspectives

    Ervins Krauklis, architect Association Passive House Latvia Krauklis Grende architects
    AHK-CONFERENCE 26th of February 2013 Riga

    Households are one of the most energy consuming sector in Latvia - 37% [Eurostat 2007] of Latvian energy consumption. Typical dwelling in Latvia use from 150 to 350 kWh/(m2/a) for heating. No official low energy building definition or guidelines exist in Latvia. First building according to passive house principles was built in 2009.

    First passive house in Latvia, "Lielkalni", ipka, 2009. Space heating demand 26 kWh/m2, calculated with PHPP2007

    A student hostel/dormitory building refurbishment to reach EnerPHit standard (Factor 10), rgi Vocational Secondary School

    rgi Vocational School:


    - Vocational school established in 1960 - most of the school buildings built 1965-1972; Soviet period: 380 pupils - Learning programs offered now: Log house builder Carpenter Hotel service Arboriculture Several courses of adult education Pupils: 200-230

    A Passive House craftsmen course, rgi, Latvia

    PHPP calculation: from 154,8 kWh/m2 at 18C to 16 kWh/m2 at 20C Construction cost: 119 LVL/m2+VAT

    A municipality building refurbishment to reach EnerPHit standard (Factor 10), city of Ventspils

    Photo: Ansis Starks

    Photo: Ansis Starks

    Passive house single-family buildings

    Loga montas mezgls

    PHPP calculation

    Ventilcijas sistmas 3d modelis

    PHPP aprins

    Photo: Ansis Starks

    Photo: Ansis Starks

    THANK YOU!
    WWW.PASSIV.LV ERVINS.KRAUKLIS@GMAIL.COM

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