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- Green buildings aim to minimize environmental impact and maximize energy and resource efficiency throughout a building's lifecycle.
- Objectives include reducing energy and water usage, promoting occupant health, and minimizing waste and pollution.
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- Green buildings use less energy, water, and waste and are healthier to live/work in.
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- Green building provides environmental, economic, and social benefits such as enhancing biodiversity, reducing costs, and improving occupant health.
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Efficiently using energy, water, and other resources
Protecting occupant health and improving employee productivity
Reducing waste, pollution and environmental degradation
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- 1. cleantuesday Green Building Technology by John Herbert Kelcroft 22 February 2011
- 2. John Herbert: Vice-Chairman Hong Kong Association of Energy Services Companies (HAESCO) Green Building Professional - BEAM Professional qualification (like LEED AP) Member of BEAM Board of Directors Chairman BEAM Framework & Innovation Panel BEAM Technical Review Panel BEAM Technical Committee BEAM Faculty kelcroft green building consultants 2
- 3. KELCROFT Building Energy & Green Services Carbon BIM Building Training E&M Management Consulting Design Consulting Consulting Consulting 25/02/2011 Kelcroft green building consultants 3
- 4. Green building is one of the most urgent environmental issues of our time. Buildings produce 63 % percent of our carbon emissions, and consume 89% percent of our electricity. Now, they must also lead the effort to save the planet. 25/02/2011 Kelcroft green building consultants 4
- 5. TOP GREEN BUILDING ISSUES 25/02/2011 Kelcroft green building consultants 5
- 6. 1 ENERGY EFFICIENCY 2 INTEGRATED DESIGN 3 WATER MANAGEMENT 4 BUILDING MATERIAL 5 NEXT GREEN 25/02/2011 Kelcroft green building consultants 6
- 7. Energy Efficiency 1
- 8. Energy Efficiency 10% of energy extracted for electricity generation makes it to the end user 90% opportunities the energy lost 25/02/2011 kelcroft green building consultants 8
- 9. Credit: Flickr/gwire Demand
- 10. Credit: John Herbert Standby
- 11. Credit: John Herbert Motors
- 12. Credit: John Herbert Lighting
- 13. Credit: John Herbert Waste
- 14. Credit: John Herbert Waste
- 15. Credit: John Herbert Maintenance
- 16. Energy Efficiency Improvements are very cost effective Fast payback, High IIR Wealth of potential characterised as the fifth energy 25/02/2011 Kelcroft green building consultants 16
- 17. Credit: John Herbert Hybrid Injection Machine
- 18. Energy Efficiency Solutions Metering Cogeneration Motors Control Systems AC/Hot Water Heat Pumps 25/02/2011 Kelcroft green building consultants 18
- 19. Integrated Design 2
- 20. INTEGRATED DESIGN bring stakeholders together early in the design process to align objectives and provide expertise from day 1 25/02/2011 Kelcroft green building consultants 20
- 21. DESIGN IMPACT Design Impact TIME
- 22. COST OF MAKING CHANGES Change Cost TIME
- 23. COST Early Decisions OPPORTUNITIES HERE TIME
- 24. INTEGRATED RESOURCES & EFFORT Opportunity TIME
- 25. Water Management 3
- 26. Water is next Carbon Credit: John Herbert
- 28. 25% of the mainland’s surface water is unfit for industrial use
- 32. Building Material 4
- 33. Credit: John Herbert Hydroponic
- 34. Credit: John Herbert Renewable
- 35. Credit: John Herbert Smart Glass
- 36. After Green 5
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- 39. Laputa eco paving blocks http://www.laputa-eco.com Titanium Dioxide
- 40. Kelcroft www.kelcroft.com.hk John Herbert Director Kelcroft E&M Limited 1927, Metro Centre I 32 Lam Hing Street Kowloon Bay Hong Kong T: +(852) 2335 9830 F: +(852) 2335 9862 E: info@kelcroft.com.hk