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ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN SERBIA Briefing meeting regional coordination Evelin Richter, GIZ Project Manager
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Agenda Introduction (GIZ) Reporting and national event (GIZ)
- overview existing building databases - general approach data acquisition - reporting - national event Coffee break Data acquisition (University of Belgrade) - definition of public buildings - questionnaire - data exchange Discussion Lunch Snack
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Data to be collected all public buildings
type, user, adress, cataster…. (ca. 8 questions, 10 min) specified types of public buildings year, renovations, EPC… (+ ca. 8 questions, 20 min) schools & kindergartens building envelope and technical equipement (+ ca. 50 questions, 4 hours) Number of expected entries 16,500 (100%) 950 (ca. 6% of all PB without S&K) 950 (ca. 15% of all S&K)
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Process from data acquisition to results
First report Overview all public buildings3 national database for public buildings (EMIS*) annual report to ministry on achieved targets2 by GIZ (DKTI EE) other PB (CGB)* S&K* typology for S&K* calculation tool renovation plan for S&K EE- programme + EE-plan1 data acquisition Database renovation strategy with 20 LSG* investment decisions cost savings for LSG by EmBuild (Horizon2020) * S&K = Schools and Kindergartens LSG = Local Self Government EMIS = Energy Management Information System in Public Buildings EE = Energy Efficiency CGB = Central Governmental Buildings Admin = Administration buildings by LSG* 1 according to Art. 10 and 12, Law on efficient use of energy 2 according to Art. 18, Law on efficient use of energy 3 according to Art. 4 a), EU Energy efficiency directive
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Existing building databases in Serbia
purpose Main type of data number of entries Financed by Owner DKTI EE Creation of typology for S&K in order to estimate potential savings Data on building envelope and technical equipment 1,900 (plan) GIZ MoME EMIS Central database for public buildings Consumption data 387 UNDP CREP Calculated energy performance of all buildings Data from issued energy passports 277 MoME/ MoCTI SLAP Enable policy and administration report about existing and planned investment projects in the public sector realized/planned measures and investment costs 115 (29 in EE) EU Public sector (SCTM) ??? Energy management system reporting instrument Actual savings (input per municipality not per building) Still in progress Jica Supporting the creation of national strategies Norad SLAP Information System - municipal infrastructure database SLAP IS is the first and unique online database of public municipal investment projects. The system has now been in existence for about 6 years and during 2009 it was opened to users for uploading projects and for downloading information about the projects. It is gradually being adopted by many municipalities and cities for registering their projects. SLAP is managed by the Standing Conference of Towns and Municipalities, with the main objective to provide adequate and efficient support to municipalities and cities in Serbia to plan and identify infrastructural projects and apply for financial support necessary for Feasibility studies preparation and projects implementation. SLAP was developed in cooperation between Municipal Infrastructure Support Programme and Exchange 3 programs (EU funded programmes managed by the Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Serbia, with the continues support of the Standing Conference of Towns and Municipalities and respective line ministries.
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Targets target number of questionnaires per municipality (in average)
100 public buildings level 1 6 public buildings level 2 6 schools and kindergartens level 3 Sum RDA Uzice RDA Kragujevac RDA Kraljevo University Nis RDA Backa Belgrade Number of municipalities 161 24 30 9 36 45 16 Number of expected questionnaires for public buildings 966 144 180 54 216 270 102 Number of expected questionnaires for S&K estimated time needed to collect data per municipality in average 40 h!
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How to reach targets? Concentrate on buildings
without multiple purpose where information are already available Concentrate on municipalities where responsibles are cooperative Which kind of incentive could be interesting for municipalities?
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National event Date: 29th September 2016
Location: Hotel Metropol, Belgrade Duration: 2 – 3 hours (start appr. 11 a.m.) Participants: 200 (Majors/Presidents of municipalities + team members + further selected institutions) Language: Serbian Speakers: High ranking welcome (ministers, GIZ) Project presentation (GIZ) Benefits of energy efficiency for municipalities (SCTM) Presentation regional coordinators (RDA) Data acquisition public buildings (UoB) PR support: press material, video production, invitation card….
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PR material fact sheet about project
technical guideline for the questionnaire
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Report interims report 31.10.16 final report 30.11.16
presentation of template regional coordinator have to collect input from energy experts one file per region
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Changes in contract sends invitation/ questionnaire to each municipality (or by MoME) supports national event with project presentation University of Belgrade organize information event for majors sending invitation follow-up the invitation for national event Regional coordinator no changes Energy expert
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Timeframe July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. 26.8. briefing all partners
interims report 13.9. invitation 21.7. information meeting 30.9. final report 29.9. national event July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. follow-up invitation collecting target number of questionnaires
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We are at your disposal for further questions Thank you for your attention
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