The document discusses the UK's Green Deal policy and its implications. It notes that the Green Deal aims to reduce carbon emissions from existing buildings by 2050 through energy efficiency upgrades, but questions whether sustainable construction practices were already in place. It outlines the Green Deal process and financing model. Key uncertainties around funding, assessments, and demand are identified. The need for new green skills, delivery approaches like partnerships, and making businesses more sustainable are also discussed.

1. more than just a green deal
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2. green deal - a Trojan horse for construction?

3. more than just a green deal
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4. more than just a green deal
why green deal ?
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5. 80%
by
2050

6. zero

7. rising fuel costs
fuel poverty
existing building performance
2050: 85% buildings still in use
Hang on ...
“Haven't we been practicing sustainable construction and sustainable
maintenance since the 1980's?”

8. “The purpose of the green deal, our
starting point and our end point is to
meet our carbon budgets and fulfill our
legal and statutory obligations under
the Climate Change Act 2008”
DECC Website

9. more than just a green deal
Uncertainties
Funding (details)
Assessments (who how what skills)
Demand (no awareness push yet)
Mixing with other initiatives
Certainties
Will happen (from October 2012)
Will affect the way we refurb (PAS 2030)
Will change contractual relationships
Need green skills
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10. Green Deal Consultation
Download from here http://
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13. green deal process:
consumer expresses an interest in refurbishment ‘triggers’ start
the Green Deal Green Deal process
assessment recommends suitable recommended improvements
improvements must meet the Golden Rule
Green Deal Provider provides repayments plan attached to
quotation including repayments plan the Utility Bill.
Installers must be
Green Deal Provider arranges qualified, accredited
installation and certified to carry
out installations,
energy suppliers responsible for supported by appropriate
collecting the Green Deal charge warranties and guarantees
Green Deal is passed onto future Green Deal is attached to the
occupiers property

14. Savings refurbishment ‘triggers’ start
Green Deal process
Green Deal
recommended improvements
Costs
must meet the Golden Rule
Current
Energy repayments plan attached to
the Utility Bill.
Costs
New
Energy Installers must be
Costs qualified, accredited
and certified to carry out
installations, supported by
appropriate warranties and
guarantees
The financial savings derived from the Green Deal energy saving
measures must be equal to or more than the cost of implementing
the energy saving measures and the repayments must not be Green Deal is attached to the
longer than the expected life span of the measure.
property

16. insitu factors

18. PAS 2030
More than Just
Green Deal
ECO
Could this be a
ISO 9001 for
refurbishment?
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20. How ready are you
for
Green Deal?
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21. Green Deal Delivery:
Green Skills
Multi Skilling
Competent Persons
Green Procurement
Green Management
Green Leadership
the great construction re-skilling
Rob Hobkins, Transition Handbook 2007
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22. Green Deal Delivery:
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23. Green Deal
New Delivery Approaches:
Traditional *
Collaborative Working **
Partnerships ***
Consortia ****
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24. Green Deal Consortia
Club
SMPR

25. more than just a green deal
how green is
your
business ?
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26. the ability to look at all aspects of construction
through the sustainability lens:
Green Leadership
Strategy
Zero Impact CSR
Training + Dev
Procurement
Buildings + Resources
ZERO : Waste
: Carbon
: Quality
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27. visibility

28. Green Deal 2.0
Website Blogs Social Media …
High viz ...
Communications
Market intelligence Image Webinars
PR
visibility
Seminars
Leadership
Learning
Staff Sessions Sharing
Lessons Learnt
Good news
Tool Box Talks
Newsletters
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29. Social Media and Green Deal
Launched at Green Build Expo
be2greendeal.wikispaces.com
be2camp@gmail.com

30. Green Deal
Online
Community

31. more than just a green deal
Support:
Green Deal Awareness
PAS 2030
Green Improvements
Bidding
Visibility PR + Social Media
Recognition
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32. Support Sessions:
Wining Work
Green Deal
Construction Improvement
Sustainability and CSR
Understanding Social Media
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