Case Study Decision to Invest in a Certified Passive House or Invest in Current Building Regulations Standard House?

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Case Study Decision to Invest in a Certified Passive House or Invest in Current Building Regulations Standard House?

Typical Proposed House Details Floor Area 200 m2 External Wall Area 250 m2

Initial Building and Heating Costs Building Cost Options* Heating Costs Year One Certified Passive House - €230, Low Energy House - €222, Current Building Regulations - €219, Certified Passive House - € Low Energy House - € Current Building Regulation - €1,380.00

Building and Heating Costs Over 30 year Period 30 Year Mortgage Costs 30 Year Heating Costs Certified Passive House -€304, Low Energy House - €301, Current Building Regulations - €295, Certified Passive House -€11, Low Energy House - €33, Current Building Regulations - €67,620.00

Costs/Savings Over Time Mortgage and Heating Costs after 30 year period

Assumptions/Clarifications Passive House and Current Building Regulations are getting closer in terms of part L which covers conversation of Fuel and Energy – Dwellings Passive House External Wall calculated at €44.00 per m2 extra over in comparison to current building regulation standards * Building costs include substructure and superstructure works All houses comparisons are based on each having HRV and airtightness works Mortgage amounts are based on building costs less client savings of €40, over 30 years Repayment amounts are sourced from Bank of Ireland and AIB mortgage calculators – see mortgage comparison website for updated rates etc. Heating costs are calculated using PHPP software Heat costs are based on 2012 prices Heating costs after 30 years are calculated using initial cost on year one, at a 3% inflation rate, compounded annually over 30 years