1. The ENERFUND project «An ENErgy Retrofit FUNDing rating tool»
Co-funded by the Horizon H2020 Framework Programme of the European Union under grant agreement no
The ENERFUND project
«An ENErgy Retrofit FUNDing rating tool»
Michael Hanratty
Energy Action & IHER Energy Services
EEPOV18
31st March 2018

2. Problem Identified…
There are gaps that must be addressed to enable deep renovation of buildings

3. Project Introduction – Overall Goal
The ENERFUND tool will rate and score deep renovation opportunities – like a credit score used by banks to rate clients.
By providing a rating tool for deep renovation opportunities – both private and public buildings –
funding institutes can provide targeted loans,
retrofit companies can identify sound opportunities,
municipalities can promote targeted incentives and the
public's trust for retrofitting will be enhanced.
ENERFUND will focus on retrofit of apartment buildings, commercial buildings and public buildings

4. 15 Project Partners – 12 CountriesNO
ORGANISATION
COUNTRY 1
Cyprus University of Technology
Cyprus 2
Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Saving
Greece 3
National Institute for Research and Development in Construction, Urban Planning and Sustainable Spatial Development
Romania 4
Cyprus Energy Agency 5
ECB – Energy Centre Bratislava
Slovakia 6
Severn Wye Energy Agency UK 7
Sustainable Energy Development Agency
Bulgaria 8
Jozef Stefan Institute
Slovenia 9
Aalborg University
Denmark 10
Valencia Institute of Building
Spain 11
SERA energy & resources e.U
Austria 12
Energy Action Ltd
Ireland 13
ENERMAP Ltd 14
Energies 2050
France 15
Ministry of Regional Development and Public Administration

5. Features in Progress – under review
Category
Information Type
Map / menu choice
Included in Tool
EPC/ BER/
Energy Use
EPC Rating - potential y
completed
EPC Rating - current
CO2 - potential
under review
CO2 - current
Primary Energy/m2 (existing building)
Primary Energy/m2 (post renovation)
Floor area (m2)
Thermal values (U values) - roof, wall, window
Fuel types/ sources
Heat Generator efficiency
Share of renewable energy sources.
Building Info
Building type/ use
Building ownership (public/ private)
Property Value/ Rents
Average sale price of buildings/ Property valuations
Average rental rates

6. Overview
Maps for England, Spain, Lombardy, Bulgaria, Greece, Paris …. Ireland
Coming soon…Denmark, Slovenia

7. Additional Features…. Additional features proposed…..
Combining residential datasets with income indices to indicate area of higher fuel poverty
Filtering by building types in a geographical area to select for example, hotels in Dublin with an E, F or G rating or office buildings in Cork over 200m2 with a D, E,F or G rating & then generating addresses for all of those buildings
The ENERFUND score
Aggregated data where building level is not available

8. Using the Tool…
A video demo is available on the website –

9. GIS entrance search features Carbon emission features
The ENERFUND tool has 4 key elements
Map Entrance
Multi Criteria Analysis
Cost Benefit Analysis
Carbon emission
GIS entrance search features
Geography: zooming, country, municipality, zip code
Building type: Category, ownership, erection year.
Filters: EPC rating, EPC saving steps, energy consumption
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MCA features
Building benchmarking feature
Main criteria
User Interface criteria
Weighting and score system
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CBA features
Costs: Retrofit investments (€)
Benefits: Electricity and heat saving
Outputs: Payback time ** ** ** ** *
Carbon emission features
Carbon emission links
Carbon emission diagram
Carbon reduction diagram
Created
Tested
Implemented * * ** *
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10. 1=Not at all, 2=not really, 3=rather yes, 4=quite, 5=definitely
Feedback welcome for next stages of development..
1=Not at all, 2=not really, 3=rather yes, 4=quite, 5=definitely
Tool use 1 2 3 4 5
Is the tool easy to use?
Zooming feature
Are the tool features easy to understand?
Sufficient help information
Is the information provided useful for your occupation?
Is the data provided sufficient?
Is the country data (when available) interesting?
Buildings comparison app.
Would you use the tool for marketing/ business purposes?

11. 1=Not at all, 2=not really, 3=rather yes, 4=quite, 5=definitely
Feedback welcome for next stages of development..
1=Not at all, 2=not really, 3=rather yes, 4=quite, 5=definitely
Potential data to include 1 2 3 4 5
Type of building by use
Aggregated data
Reports for selected building(s) data (pdf, excel,..)
Primary energy consumption data
City energy action plan
Refurbishment action plan, renewable energy deployment action plan, etc.
Map of renewable energy potential and production
For example map of well-oriented roofs for solar energy ,
Map of energy systems
% of houses equipped with oil-fired heating systems
Map of energy networks available by district/building
Rental prices in €/m2?
Sales prices in €/m2 ?
Ownership (private, public, owner, tenant)
Grants for energy renovations
Information about “Running costs” and “investment costs”.

12. That’s all folks…. Your feedback and input is very welcome.
Thanks for your attention…..