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High Performance Low Carbon Buildings: Easy Africa Green Building Forum - 2017 July 19, 2017 Tanzania
High Performance Low Carbon Buildings: Easy Africa Green Building Forum - 2017 July 19, 2017 Tanzania
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What is an Energy Assessment/ Audit?
• The process in which energy efficiency opportunities
in an existing building are identified and
recommended.
– They can be performed on a single building, or as a part of an effort
across an owner’s entire portfolio.
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Case Studies Development
• Hotel Ramada Encore
• Protea Hotel by Marriott
• Protea Hotel at Oyster Bay
• Kigambuni Residential Development
• Serena Hotel
• JMM Mall
• Standard Charted Bank
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Walk-through Energy Assessment Process
Step 1
• Collect information on historical
energy use of the building (at
least the last 12 months of
operation).
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Walk-through Energy Assessment Process
Step 2
• Perform site visit and gather
data on operation of the
building.
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Walk-through Energy Assessment Process
• Step 3: Identify potential energy efficiency measures to reduce energy
use and costs.
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Walk-through Energy Assessment Process
• Step 4: Engineering and economic analysis.
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Walk-through Energy Assessment Process
• Step 5: List appropriate energy
efficiency measures in a report
covering Steps 1-4.
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Protea Hotel by Marriott
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Results – Protea Hotel
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Results – Protea Hotel
Energy Efficiency Measure CCE Post Energy
(cents/kWh) Rebate Savings
Payback Potential
(years) (MWh/ Year)
Energy Efficient Fan 4.46 1.69 25.12
LED Lighting in Rooms 5.02 1.68 37.03
High Efficiency Multi-deck Cooler 6.66 2.53 17.16
High Efficiency Solid Door Freezer 3.40 1.09 18.61
T8 Lighting Upgrade 0.37 0.13 7.19
T5 Lighting Upgrade 1.69 0.64 18.98
Unitary (console) and Split Type AC (<7 kW) - 8.47 3.21 44.34
EER >= 3.5
Packaged and Split Type AC (7-19 kW) - EER 2.54 0.96 35.47
>=3.5
Dual Enthalpy Economizer 2.00 0.67 22.61
High Efficiency Fryer 13.09 4.67 4.19
High Efficiency Griddle 0.48 0.17 3.77
Total 234.46
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Challenges in Green Building Development
• Technology availability and credibility
– Readily available technologies with proven performance
• Green buildings infrastructure
– Technical capacity
– Ratings and labeling schemes
– Supply channels for green technologies
• Long and complex design process
– Decision making at the right point
• Availability of finance/ incentives
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Market Transformation Approaches
• Demand aggregation for energy efficiency products
• Simple and easy to understand codes or guidelines
• Increased technical capacity in the country
• Development of ESCO market
• Building labeling system
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Key to the Success
Collaboration
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Thanks!
Amit Khare
Amit.khare@icf.com
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