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Presentation by Matthew Greene and Angela O’Donnell October 2009

Sustainable Clubs Dispelling the Myths. Presentation by Matthew Greene and Angela O’Donnell October 2009. Sustainable Clubs. What is fact? What is fiction?. In relation to resource use and Equipment selection - Building design. Climate Change. Why is it relevant to clubs?.

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Presentation by Matthew Greene and Angela O’Donnell October 2009

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  1. Sustainable Clubs Dispelling the Myths Presentation by Matthew Greene and Angela O’Donnell October 2009

  2. Sustainable Clubs What is fact? What is fiction? • In relation to resource use and • Equipment selection • - Building design

  3. Climate Change Why is it relevant to clubs? ABS Survey 2007-08 Environmental Issues Whether concerned about climate change? Source: ABS 4626.0.55.001

  4. Water Use Source: Sydney Water 2006 Best Practice Guidelines for Clubs

  5. Water Costs To increase 25% by 2011/2012 Based on Sydney Water charges 2007-08

  6. Waterless Woks

  7. Waterless Woks After market heat guard

  8. Waterless Woks

  9. Waterless Urinals • Issues to consider: • Corrosion of pipes • Cost of consumables • Benefit: • Assists cultural change

  10. Energy

  11. Energy Use in Clubs Electricity Cost $0.17 to $0.90 per day per visitor Gas Cost $0.03 to $0.07 per day per visitor To increase 36% by 2030

  12. Energy Co-generation Combined Heat & Power

  13. Energy Tri-generation

  14. Energy • Issues to consider: • Must have a use for the waste heat • High capital cost • Spatial needs Co-generation and tri-generation

  15. Energy Solar power • Is it viable? • What does it cost? • Is there a future for solar power?

  16. Waste

  17. Waste Management Opportunities • Sustainable Procurement • Reduce over ordering • Review packaging • Recycling Opportunities • Paper & cardboard • Glass • Organics

  18. Sustainable Building Design • All hospitality venues need to be air conditioned?

  19. Sustainable Building Design • Smart glass technology negates the need for shading? SOUTH FACING EAST FACING

  20. Sustainable Building Design • We meet Section J requirements therefore we are sustainable!

  21. Contact Matthew Greene Angela O’Donnell Clubs’ Sustainable Futures (02) 9797 5500 www.sustainableclubs.com.au

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