Dānijas pieredze mājokļu siltināšanā/Māris Želvis, SIA „Rockwool”
Prezentācija tika rādita 2010.gada 3.decembra seminārā „Daudzdzīvokļu ēku ārējo norobežojošo konstrukciju renovācijas prakse Latvijā un Vācijā”.
2. Where do you spend most energy?
What people think: Real:
Source: Emnid survey “zukunft haus 2003” for Deutsche Energie-Agentur
http://www.zukunft-haus.info/page/index.php?id=1519
3. Energy efficiency of buildings - important
It is possible with existing and proven technology to have
buildings with a fraction of the present average consumption!
Litres of oil energy for heating, per m2 and year
15
10
5
0
Average Best present Passive Houses
consumption in building code
buildings
Sources: EU Commission, DK buillding regulations
and www.passivhaus.de
4. Who improves energy demands the most
in new buildings?
Hungary 30%
Sweden 1) 30%
Denmark 25-30%
UK Residential: 20% Non-residential: 27%
Norway 2) 25%
Spain 20%
Italy 20%
Netherlands 3) 20%
France 15%
Germany 0%
0% 10% 20% 30%
1) Only electrically heated buildings
2) As of August 2009
3) Residential. Non-residential not yet finalized
5. Development in energy-performance
requirements in Denmark
Source: Implementation of the EPBD in Denmark
www.buildup.eu/system/files/EPBD_DK_p2381.pdf
9. Rockwool products for ventilated
external wall insulation
In Latvia we offer:
•slabs Multirock 35 (50 – 200 mm thickness)
•slabs Venti Max (80 – 200 mm thickness)
12. Rockwool products for rendered
external wall insulation
In Latvia we offer:
•slabs Fasrock Max (80 – 200 mm thickness)
•slabs Frontrock Max E (80– 200 mm thickness)
14. Details of building
40 apartments
3 blocks of 4 storeys
East-west main facades
orientation
Large windows
Architectural freedom
Energy consumption for
heating: 12 kWh/m2/year
16. Energy Performance of Building Directive
(EPBD)
The energy performance certificate should be issued almost
for every building
more info : www.epbd.lv
17. Key recommendations
Reduce buildings heating energy
Make the Passive House our
standard choice (mandatory in new
UK buildings from 2013)
Always make building renovations
energy efficient
Make public buildings energy efficient
role models
Strengthen energy saving
requirements in buildings
Promote savings and provide up-front
financing