Trondheim og Sør-Trøndelag som levende

2015‐11‐11
Versjon av 2014‐02‐20
Trondheim og Sør‐Trøndelag som levende laboratorium for FoU Noen arenaer hvor vi arbeider sammen
Terje Jacobsen, SINTEF Byggforsk
Terje.Jacobsen@SINTEF.no, 41 664 331
SINTEF Byggforsk
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Grunnlag for SINTEFs virksomhet
Visjon:
Teknologi for et
bedre samfunn
Samspillet:
SINTEF Byggforsk
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Centres for Environment‐friendly Energy Research (FME)
The FME scheme is designed to
• Boost innovation and value creation for companies and public institutions participating in the centre's activities and for Norwegian society at large;
• Reduce national and international greenhouse gas emissions, promote more efficient use of energy and increase production of renewable energy;
• Cultivate research groups that are in the forefront of the international research community; • Increase the knowledge base on low carbon built environments
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ZEN – The Research Centre on Zero Emission Neighbourhoods in Smart Cities
Strategy from 2014
The Energi21 Strategy recommends strong growth in public funding for research, development and demonstration within the following six areas.
ZEN addresses mainly two of these areas.
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Energy Use in Norway
83 TWh til bygninger, hvorav 80% er elektrisitet
Source: Energibruk i Fastlands‐Norge, NVE, 2011
Materials
Construction
Use
Demolition
Use of energy
Emission of CO 2
Production of
renewable energy
Payback of CO 2
Zero Emission Building Definition
Ref: B. Risholt et al.
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The Research Centre on Zero Emission Buildings
Main Objective is to develop competitive products and solutions for existing and new buildings that will lead to market penetration of buildings with zero greenhouse gas emissions related to their production, Illustration: Snøhetta/MIR
operation, and demolition.
The centre encompasses both residential, commercial, and public buildings. www.zeb.no
ZEB Centre Partners
 Users (the reference group)
 Contractors  Producers of materials and products 
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for the building industry
Consultants, architects
Property managers
Public administration
Trade organizations
University and research institutions
The Research Council
Skanska
Caverion
Weber
Isola
Glava
Protan
Sapa Building Systems
NorDan
DuPont
Brødrene Dahl
Multiconsult Snøhetta
ByBo
Entra Eiendom
Forsvarsbygg
Statsbygg
Sør‐trøndelag fylkeskommune
Enova
Husbanken Direktoratet for byggkvalitet
Byggenæringens landsforening Norsk Teknologi
NTNU SINTEF Byggforsk, SINTEF Energi
Norges forskningsråd
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ZEB Research Activities
ZEB will focus its work in areas that interact and influence each other: • WP1 Advanced materials technologies
• WP2 Climate‐adapted low‐
energy envelope technologies
• WP3 Energy supply systems and services • WP4 Use, operation, and implementation
• WP5 Concepts, strategies and demonstration buildings
• Laboratories
Nano insulation material
VIP Leca Isoblokk
Membrane heat exchanger
ZEB Living Lab
ZEB Pilot buildings
A world where buildings do not contribute with
ZEB Definition
greenhouse gas emissions
ZEB Pilot Buildings
Pilot Building
Type of Building
ZEB‐ambition
Built area
1. Skarpnes, Arendal
20 new apartments and 20 new detached houses
ZEB‐O
4 500 m2
2. Powerhouse Kjørbo, Sandvika
Renovation of two office buildings
ZEB‐COM÷EQ
5 000 m2
3. Multicomfort, Larvik
New detached demonstration house ZEB‐COM
200 m2
4. Ådland, Bergen
720 new dwellings
ZEB‐O (område)
ZEB‐OM (bygg)
80 000 m2
5. Haakonsvern, Bergen
New office building
ZEB‐O÷EQ
2 000 m2
6. Powerhouse Brattøra, Trondheim
New office building
ZEB‐O
14 000 m2
7. ZEB Living Lab, Trondheim
New research dwelling
ZEB‐O
100 m2
8. Heimdal VGS, Trondheim
New upper secondary school
ZEB‐OM
13 500 m2
9. Campus Evenstad
New office building
ZEB‐COM
1 100 m2
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Torger Mjønes ved ZEBkonferansen september 2015
STFK – som partner i ZEB
Sør-Trøndelag fylkeskommune gikk våren 2014 inn som partner i ZEB.
Dette har gitt oss mulighet til:
Økt kompetanse i organisasjonen og mulighet til å spre kunnskap om gode
miljøløsninger for framtidige investering og drift.
Som regional byggherre å bidra til utvikling av bærekraftige løsninger i
produsentleddet, entreprenører, arkitekter og hos ulike byggherrer.
Strategisk å benytte Nye Heimdal vgs som ZEB pilotprosjekt i et prosjekt der
STFK legger høye ambisjoner for gode energi- og miljøløsninger.
ZEB har bidratt aktivt med utvikling av kravspesifikasjoner i prosjektet,
i ulike workshoper, dialoger, evalueringer og beslutningsstøtte.
Heimdal er største skolebygget i pilotprogrammet til ZEB.
Alliansen med ZEB og aktiv bruk av Nye Heimdal vgs inngår slik strategisk i
vårt mandat om å møte Fylkestingets målsettinger for fylket og regionen.
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New centre application:
The Research Centre on Zero Emission Neighbourhoods in Smart Cities – ZEN
Buildings – Users – Energy systems – Demonstration
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ZEN – The Research Centre on Zero Emission Neighbourhoods in Smart Cities
The Research Centre on Zero Emission Neighbourhoods in Smart Cities – ZEN
Vision
Sustainable neighbourhoods with zero greenhouse gas emissions
Illustration: Snøhetta
Project: Zero Village Bergen by ByBo
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The Research Centre on Zero Emission Neighbourhoods in Smart Cities – ZEN
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The Centre will speed up the decarbonisation of the building stock, increase renewable energy production and create positive synergies with energy systems, mobility, and citizens.
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The Centre will work with new and existing neighbourhoods in cities and communities with different building typologies, infrastructures, mobility and users.
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Duration 2016‐2023
Illustration: Snøhetta
Project: Zero Village Bergen by ByBo
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Research questions
How should the sustainable neighbourhoods of the future be designed, built, transformed and managed to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions towards zero? 1. Which integrated decision‐ and design support methods, processes and tools are needed? 2. How to optimize the building stock to achieve low energy demand as well as high flexibility towards smart energy grids? 3. Which energy systems and services can contribute towards achieving zero GHG emissions at the neighbourhood level?
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Work packages
WP1 Emissions as drivers for sustainable neighbourhoods
WP2 Policy measures, innovation and business models
WP3 Resource and energy efficient buildings
WP4 Energy flexible buildings and neighbourhoods
WP5 Neighbourhoods in the larger energy system
WP 6 Pilot projects and living labs
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WP6 Pilot projects and living labs
Goal
To realize at least 5 pilot projects in Norwegian municipalities that will serve as living labs to enable experimentation and co‐creation with real users in real life environments, where researchers together with users, industry and public institutions look together for new solutions, new products, new services and new business models. The pilot projects will serve as lighthouse projects to learn, inspire, and disseminate knowledge about solutions for zero emission neighbourhoods.
Illustration: FutureBuilt
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Possible pilot projects/living labs
Oslo: Furuset
Bergen: Zero Village Bergen
Elverum: Ydalir
Trondheim: Saupstad and/or Kunnskapsaksen
Bodø: Airport area
Continue the research on and evaluation of pilot projects from FME ZEB. ZEB Flexible Lab office building, NTNU Campus
ZEB Living Lab residential building, NTNU Campus
Illustration: FutureBuilt
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The values and roles of ZEN stakeholders
Governmental
They determine the content of regulations (buildings, energy and mobility
systems), develop incentives for conducting pilot projects and control
development in terms of legal framework for planning regulations as well as
local and central electric/thermal energy production.
Municipalities
and regional
governments
They have ambitious goals for lowering the greenhouse gas emissions and
improving the sustainability of their cities and communities. They set the
framework conditions for neighbourhood/district and city development, while
also being building owners and developers themselves.
Property owners
and
developers
Public
Consultants and
architects
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They own and develop districts, and will be key players in testing and
implementation of the zero emission neighbourhood concepts in real
demonstration projects. It is they who decide whether they will build on the
areas they own / control according to the terms set by the authorities.
They will be important from two perspectives; as customers and potential
buyers of developers' projects and as neighbours and inhabitants in the zero
emission neighbourhoods.
They will develop market‐based knowledge and competence in close
collaboration with the research partners, and make sure that this knowledge is
utilized in the centre demonstration projects as well as outside the centre
(ensuring wider implementation).
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The values and roles of ZEN stakeholders
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IT companies
and software
start-ups
They will develop apps and software solutions enabling beneficial citizen
behaviour
Contractors
They will help industrialise the building process and develop new technologies
and construction principles, in particular for new buildings as well as for large‐
scale energy‐efficient renovation.
Energy
companies
They will ensure that the energy systems developed for the neighbourhoods will
work in synergy with the thermal and electric grids outside the neighbourhood.
Manufacturers
of materials and
products
They will develop new products and integrated solutions.
Public
institutions and
trade
organisations
They will ensure that the research activities and demonstration projects are
relevant for the Norwegian situation, and aligned with development of
Norwegian and European standards.
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