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Joslyn Institute for sustainable communities

UNECE REGION ACTION PLAN for ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING Vienna, Austria November 23, 2009. SUSTAINOMETRICS: Measuring Progress Toward or Regression from Energy Efficiency and Sustainability. Joslyn Institute for sustainable communities. JISC’s Mission.

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Joslyn Institute for sustainable communities

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  1. UNECE REGION ACTION PLAN for ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING Vienna, Austria November 23, 2009 SUSTAINOMETRICS: Measuring Progress Toward or Regression from Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Joslyn Institute for sustainable communities

  2. JISC’s Mission Joslyn Institute for Sustainable Communities • Education for sustainability • Facilitate capacity for interdependent problem solving • Provide forums to encourage participation in the development process • Initiate community visioning • Demonstrate sustainability principles on a project-by-project basis • Cultivate community leadership Omaha, Lincoln, Nebraska www.ecospheres.com

  3. THE METRICS OF SUSTAINABILITY (Sustainometrics)

  4. Three new energy efficient homes; one retrofit multi-family unit

  5. PUBLIC POLICY DOMAIN UNECE Draft Action Plan • POLICY AREA I. ENERGY EFFICIENCY GOVERNANCE AND FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE • POLICY AREA II. ENERGY PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION • POLICY AREA III. ACCESS TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND PUBLIC HOUSING

  6. ENVIRONMENTAL DOMAIN • Maximize the ecological benefits of the climatic context • Minimize the use or depletion of non-renewable natural resources • Minimize the carbon footprint of community housing: construction, operations, and maintenance SOCIO-CULTURAL DOMAIN • Equitable and affordable access to safe, healthy and culturally appropriate housing • Education for sustainability leadership • Education for behavior and life-style changes for energy efficient living

  7. TECHNOLOGIES • DOMAIN • • Individual buildings to become net-generators of supplied energy; utilize monitoring technologies • • Districts of residents share supply streams, waste streams, and alternative re-use systems • • Consumer information systems about green technologies, embodied energy, system performance standards, and cost-benefit profiles • ECONOMICS DOMAIN • • Life-cycle, cost-benefit information systems • • Public/private partnerships for long-term infrastructure to support disaggregated technologies • • Integrated planning for conservation-increment-financing for carbon-free systems

  8. www.ecospheres.com Joslyn Institute for sustainable communities

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