1. A spatial approach to the energy generating potential of real estate Martinus Vranken, MSc. Project manager the Netherlands’ Cadastre Physical Geographer Jene van der Heide, MSc. Project manager the Netherlands’ Cadastre Spatial Planner

2. 2 Cadastre, Land Registry and Mapping Agency Cables and pipelines

3. 3 Customised work and advice Cadastre also provides customised work and advice, predominantly to authorities. This refers to data selections and aggregations. Authorities obtain customised information which helps them develop spatial planning policies. Infrastructure Rural area Urban area

4. 4 Use case in progress  Setting up GIS environment  Data collection and processing  Defining business case  Open tender on market  Transition to new energy supply  Reduced and stabilised energy costs Assignment: mapping the State and City buildings and energy characteristics in downtown The Hague to support their initiative to reduce and stabilise energy costs.

5. 5 Cadastre key registers and national facilities Cadastral key register: BRK Public Services on the Map: PDOK Cable and Pipeline Centre: KLIC Public Resitrictions: WKPB Spatial Plans: RO-online Energy label: Energielabels Topographic key register: BRT and BGT Addresses and Buildings key register: BAG WOZ value: Used for tax Nation wide - Reliable – Interoperable – Accessible -...

6. 6 Involved parties and their data  Cadastre –Topography –Ownership and building information –Energy labels –Underground grids electricity, gas and heat –Monuments  Ministry of the Interior and City of The Hague –Energy consumption –Employees –Surfaces suitable for solar panels –3D model  Province of South Holland –Heat pump facilities –Solar probability map –Wind probability map  Ministry of Economic Affairs –Geothermal facilities –Permits for geothermal concessions

7. 7 Why Arcgis Online? 1.Sharing data 2.Co-operation 3.Visualisation 4.Story telling Cadastre is moderator of the platform Cadastre provides data and creates information

8. 8 Results up to now ArcGIS Online Group Cadastre Study area downtown The Hague State and municipality owned real estate Real estate with monument status Buildings and topographyBuilding characteristics and energy labels Heat grid

9. 9 Next steps  Setting up GIS environment  Data collection and processing  Defining business case  Open tender on market  Transition to new energy supply  Reduced and stabilised energy costs

10. 10 Energy generating real estate: future looks Source: greendiary.com Water Tower - Bussem - The Netherlands Source: greendiary.com Sky Studio’s – West London – Great Britain Office building – Dezhou – Shangdong Province Source: greendiary.com Eneco Head Quarters – Rotterdam – The Netherlands The Hague 2040?

11. 11 Lessons learned and issues  Visualisation through a geo information platform is vital to facilitate the business case; –Insight into the energy and heat exchange possibilities between buildings –Exploring the possibilities of solar, wind and geothermal energy  A government initiated geo information platform can be a starting point for market parties to build and rely on.

12. 12 Questions  Smart City = Rich City?  Similar or comparable projects abroad?  What cities or countries are front runners and why?

13. 13 Thanks for your attention