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This document discusses improving energy efficiency in community buildings in northern territories. It provides examples of how insulating buildings, installing efficient appliances and lighting, and implementing behavioral changes can significantly reduce energy usage and costs. Specific strategies mentioned include adding roof insulation, sealing air leaks, installing heat recovery ventilation, and switching to more efficient heating sources like heat pumps. Case studies show potential savings of 10-20% from insulation, 10-15% from sealing, and up to 80% reduction in lighting costs from LED bulbs. Overall, the document encourages analyzing current energy usage and exploring options to lower demand and choose renewable energy sources.

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Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Improving the energy performance of community buildings A short introduction of Silva Herrmann, energy expert Jokkmokk municipality, Sweden
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Here is, why you want to become more energy efficient.
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Source: ttp://www.iea.org/topics/energyefficiency/beyondene rgyefficiency/multiplebenefitsofenergyefficiency/ Example: Improved insulation of buildings Energy savings Reduced GHG emissions Higher energy security Reduced energy cost Reduced energy dependency Better air quality Reduced local air pollution Employment effects Better comfort, health and well-being for users Improved asset value . IEA: Capturing the Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency , 2014
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Source: IEA 2014 Is there potential in energy efficiency? YES, it is!
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Here is, how you will do.
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Energy use in a typical community building Space heating 70% Water heating 5% Lighting 15% Other electrical appliances 10% Every building is different, so find out about your specific energy demand (see next slides) But in general accounts space heating for the vast majority of energy use.
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories How much energy do you use today? Find out what type of energy you use (all of it: oil, gas, electricity, wood etc.) Look at records of energy use: energy meter readings and bills, at least three years back to balance for warmer and colder years Monitor your energy use. Look at how, when and by whom the building is used. Find out about peaks and troughs in energy use over the year. Ask for your help from your energy provider, specifically if you have electric heating, to get access to detailed data about your energy use. Write your data down in a table.
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Where to start? 1. Reducing Heat Loss Additional insulation Increased air-tightness Effective heat recovery ventilation 2. Efficient Use of Energy Energy-efficient electrical appliances & ventilation Energy-efficient lightning Managing consumption & controlling 3. Choosing Energy Source Heat pump Biofuel Solar heating or Solar Power 3. Choosing Energy Source 2. Efficient Use of Energy 1. Reduce demand & Reducing Heat Loss
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories How to do it? 1. Behaviour change, e.g. Switch off lightning and electrical appliances when not in use Close doors and windows Report leaking taps 2. Physical improvements, e.g. Insulation (roof, sealing gaps around windows, doors) Space and water heating (new boiler, heating controls) Lighting (Slim-line T5 tubes or LED) Water saving devices to taps, dual-flush toilets 3. Choosing Energy Source, e.g. Solar heating Bioenergy
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories How much to save? Some Examples 1. Behaviour change ca 10% 2. Physical improvements, e.g. Roof insulation ca 10-20% of space heating energy Sealing gaps around windows & doors ca 10-15% Replace old T8 tubes with LED up to 80% of lightning electricity 3. Choosing Energy Source Depends very much on the specific situation
Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Do you have questions? Contact: Silva Herrmann silva.herrmann@jokkmokk.se

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  • 1. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Improving the energy performance of community buildings A short introduction of Silva Herrmann, energy expert Jokkmokk municipality, Sweden
  • 2. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Here is, why you want to become more energy efficient.
  • 3. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Source: ttp://www.iea.org/topics/energyefficiency/beyondene rgyefficiency/multiplebenefitsofenergyefficiency/ Example: Improved insulation of buildings Energy savings Reduced GHG emissions Higher energy security Reduced energy cost Reduced energy dependency Better air quality Reduced local air pollution Employment effects Better comfort, health and well-being for users Improved asset value . IEA: Capturing the Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency , 2014
  • 4. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Source: IEA 2014 Is there potential in energy efficiency? YES, it is!
  • 5. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Here is, how you will do.
  • 6. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Energy use in a typical community building Space heating 70% Water heating 5% Lighting 15% Other electrical appliances 10% Every building is different, so find out about your specific energy demand (see next slides) But in general accounts space heating for the vast majority of energy use.
  • 7. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories How much energy do you use today? Find out what type of energy you use (all of it: oil, gas, electricity, wood etc.) Look at records of energy use: energy meter readings and bills, at least three years back to balance for warmer and colder years Monitor your energy use. Look at how, when and by whom the building is used. Find out about peaks and troughs in energy use over the year. Ask for your help from your energy provider, specifically if you have electric heating, to get access to detailed data about your energy use. Write your data down in a table.
  • 8. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Where to start? 1. Reducing Heat Loss Additional insulation Increased air-tightness Effective heat recovery ventilation 2. Efficient Use of Energy Energy-efficient electrical appliances & ventilation Energy-efficient lightning Managing consumption & controlling 3. Choosing Energy Source Heat pump Biofuel Solar heating or Solar Power 3. Choosing Energy Source 2. Efficient Use of Energy 1. Reduce demand & Reducing Heat Loss
  • 9. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories How to do it? 1. Behaviour change, e.g. Switch off lightning and electrical appliances when not in use Close doors and windows Report leaking taps 2. Physical improvements, e.g. Insulation (roof, sealing gaps around windows, doors) Space and water heating (new boiler, heating controls) Lighting (Slim-line T5 tubes or LED) Water saving devices to taps, dual-flush toilets 3. Choosing Energy Source, e.g. Solar heating Bioenergy
  • 10. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories How much to save? Some Examples 1. Behaviour change ca 10% 2. Physical improvements, e.g. Roof insulation ca 10-20% of space heating energy Sealing gaps around windows & doors ca 10-15% Replace old T8 tubes with LED up to 80% of lightning electricity 3. Choosing Energy Source Depends very much on the specific situation
  • 11. Renewable Community Empowerment in Northern Territories Do you have questions? Contact: Silva Herrmann silva.herrmann@jokkmokk.se