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Energy Step Code: Achieving Net-Zero Energy-Ready Buildings

Learn about the provincial and federal policies driving the development of net-zero energy-ready buildings. Discover how the Energy Step Code measures energy efficiency and the steps to achieve compliance. Find out about local government adoption and industry capacity building initiatives. Gain access to resources and communications tools to support implementation.

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Energy Step Code: Achieving Net-Zero Energy-Ready Buildings

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  1. For Part 3 Buildings Month XX, 2019 Jane SmithPresident, Company Name Here

  2. The teps: Part 3 Wood Buildings

  3. The Provincial Context Federal Policy Context • August 2017 • “Federal, provincial, and territorial governments will work to develop and adopt increasingly stringent model building codes, starting in 2020, with the goal that [all] adopt a net-zero energy-ready model building code by 2030.”

  4. The Provincial Context Provincial Policy Context • December 2018

  5. The Provincial Context The Provincial Context Roadmap to Net-Zero Energy-Ready Buildings

  6. Energy Step Code Council Industry Utilities Government Academia & NGO

  7. The Steps: Part 3 Concrete Buildings

  8. The Provincial Context

  9. What does the Energy Step Code Measure Energy Step Code – Overview • ‘Energy Efficiency’ in the Energy Step Code: • Envelope Efficiency • Equipment Efficiency • Performance based

  10. Metrics - Envelope Efficiency Energy Step Code – Overview • Losses • Air tightness • Insulation • Gains • Solar gain • People & equipment • Units of heat energy required for constant temperature after losses and gains (ignores equipment efficiency).

  11. Metrics - Equipment Efficiency Energy Step Code – Overview • Energy Use • Heat • Water heating • Ventilation • Lights and plug loads (large buildings only) Energy Use

  12. Performance Compliance Energy Modeling by Natural Resources Canada Certified Energy Advisor • Air-Tightness Testing • Achieve minimum performance levels No Prescriptive Energy Requirements

  13. Local Government Awareness Growing • Local governments with “moderate,” “good,” or “excellent” knowledge of the BC Energy Step Code, 2017-2018.

  14. Local Government Adoption

  15. Adoption and Training Local governmentAdoption Education and training

  16. Industry Capacity Building Workshops • Building Smart • BC Housing series has trained 1,617 builders, engineers, architects, others. • LEEP Sessions • Builder engagement workshops. • Two sessions in three regions.

  17. Awareness Increasing Source: BC Housing

  18. An Economic Development Driver

  19. Implementation – Contiguous Local Governments All high-rise residential now Step 2, Part 3 community-wide

  20. Implementation – Accelerating Climate Objectives Incentivizing low carbon energy systems in MURBS.

  21. Resources 1/2: BC Energy Step Code Design Guide

  22. Guide to Low Thermal Energy Demand for Large Buildings

  23. Communications • “One-Stop-Shop” website (energystepcode.ca) • Guides, handbooks, videos for local governments and industry. • Metrics Research Report • Search for energy advisors, incentives. • Ongoing Updates • Monthly opt-in newsletter. • https://mailchi.mp/energystepcode/subscribe • Social media updates on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn.

  24. Thank You! Questions? FirstnameLastname Title City of Surrey Contact Info

  25. Additional Slides

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