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Sustainability and the future of green development
Changing the Way Michael Nates Senior General Manager – SSHE Design & Development May 08
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Overview Confirming understanding of sustainability
Taking a Whole Life Perspective Joining up the stakeholders and supply chain Where is the cost in going green? Cycles and systems and arguments Creating a strategic direction for the group Getting it right
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Sustainability Partners
Communities $ AED ¥ € £ Financial Markets Cities and Nature
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Whole Life and Costs?
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Whole Life Cost and Value of Batteries
Cost of 4 Pack (£) Battery life (Hrs) No. packs for 1000 hrs of power Purchase Price (£) Recharging Unit (£) Energy to recharge (£) Disposal Cost (£) Total Costs (£) Zinc Chloride 1.50 6 167 250.50 - 14.20 264.20 Alkaline 2.50 15 67 167.50 - 5.70 173.20 NiMH 6.50 7 1 10.00 1.43 0.04 17.97
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Lifecycle Cost of a Building
Source: Turner & Townsend
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Influencing sustainability and the supply chain
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Development Management Construction Management Facilities Management
Lifecycle of Influence and Cost Sustainability performance and Management Influence Development Management High Feasibility Needs Analysis Master planning and Options Appraisal Design & Specification Construction Management Facilities Management Medium Environmental impacts and financial costs Contracts, Negotiate Terms / Offering Construction & Commissioning Low Disposal Operation Time
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Where is the cost in going green
Issue Extra Over Costs Site layout Building orientation Fabric and Form Avoidance options Passive alternatives Renewables and re-use MEP and comfort BMS Fit out and interiors Construction Commissioning Occupation None - Some None Some, but why Some Significant Some, but optional Should be none Almost none So assuming quality project team and excluding renewables and MEP: 0-5% e/o
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Cycles in development
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Vicious Cycle of Blame Source: RICS
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Virtuous Cycle of Support
Source: RICS
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Strategic direction to deliver sustainability
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Interaction with our sustainability partners and supply chain
Communities $ AED ¥ € £ Financial Markets Contracts and Contractors Suppliers Consultants Cities and Nature
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Benefits of Getting Right
Minimum whole life cost with maximum whole life value Joined up supply chain moving in step Added value spread throughout chain Improved project certainty and easier compliance Natural competitive advantage
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Way forward Continue and accelerate:
Building understanding and competence Integrating sustainability in our core business processes Working with our partners & stakeholders Delivering The Vision
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