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The European Construction Technology Platform

Construction R&D&IRoadmap for a

positive living environment for Society

Ger MAAS, Royal BAM Group The Netherlands

ECTP HLG Chairman

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Position of construction

Construction must service society!

Statement of the European Commission

Three priorities should be the heart of Europe 2020:

– Smart growth – developing an economy based on knowledge and innovation.

– Sustainable growth – promoting a more resource efficient, greener and more competitive economy.

– Inclusive growth – fostering a high‐employment economy delivering economic, social and territorial cohesion.

Three priorities for sustainable growth and jobs:

• Growth based on knowledge and innovation– Innovation– Education– Digital society

• An inclusive high‐employment society– Employment– Skills– Fighting poverty

• Green growth: a competitive and sustainable economy– Combating climate change– Clean and efficient energy– Competitiveness

Answer of Construction

Meeting Client

Requirements

Becoming Sustainable

Transformation

of the Construction

Sector

1 New Technologies, Concepts and High-tech Materials for Efficient and Clean Buildings

2 Reduce Environmental and Man-made Impacts of Built Environment and Cities

3 Sustainable Management of Transports and Utilities Networks

4 A Living Cultural Heritage for an Attractive Europe

5 Improve Safety and Security within the Construction Sector

6 Technologies for Healthy, Safe, Accessible and Stimulating Indoor Environments for All

7 Innovative Use of Underground Space

8 New Integrated Processes for the Construction Sector

9 High Added Value Construction Materials

SRA-IAP 2007-2013

A Technologies for Healthy, Safe, Accessible and Stimulating Urban and Indoor Environments for All

B Innovative Use of Underground Space

C New Technologies, Concepts and High-tech Materials for Efficient and Clean Buildings Energy Efficient Buildings

D Reduce Environmental and Man-made Impacts of Built Environment and Cities

E Sustainable Management of Transports and Utilities Networks

F A Living Cultural Heritage for an Attractive Europe

G Improve Safety and Security within the Construction Sector

H New Integrated Processes for the Construction Sector

I High Added Value Construction Materials

SRA Implementation Action Plan Priorities

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European Construction Technology Platform

Main Mission

– To develop new R&D&I strategies:– to improve the competitiveness of the construction sector,

– to meet societal needs and environmental challenges.

>230 Members Organizations– Large Companies– Research Centers– Universities– Associations– SMEs

Energy Efficient Buildings

• A major world‐wide challenge• Buildings = major potential for energy/carbon savings

• today more than 40 % of energy consumption• and around 30 % of GHG emissions

• Road Map• Retrofit the existing building stock• Develop future positive energy buildings/districts• Integrate new technologies (including RE technologies)

• Innovation by research• Recovery Plan EeB PPP call 2010 : strong involvement of industry and

SMEs (24%) from the whole value chain (ECTP/E2BA : >230 Members)• Construction sector ready to collaborate towards an “ideal house” for

PPPs in FP8

Energy Efficient Buildings

Future Infrastructure Networks in Europe

• Challenges– Existing infrastructures are getting old/obsolete

• Roads (see winter 2010)• Water supply systems (leakage, water quality)…

– Mobility of people, goods distribution, flows (water, electricity, gas)– To keep cost of infrastructures socially acceptable– To adapt infrastructures to new requirements : sustainability, availability and

cost of energy, ageing society, climate change

• Priorities and research needs– Infrastructures for a sustainable urban mobility– Infrastructures for a sustainable competitive economy– Greening infrastructure networks– Towards smart and resilient infrastructures – Infrastructures of an inclusive society

Future InfrastructureNetworks in Europe

Health and Ageing Society

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Aging Society

Source: TNS NIPO, presentation Kansen in de seniorenmarkt 2008, 08-09-23

Aging Society

Source: TNS NIPO, presentation Kansen in de seniorenmarkt 2008, 08-09-23

Health and Ageing Society• Challenges

– Ageing• By 2025: more than 20% of European citizens will be over 65 years

old• Shortfall of places in specialized homes could exceed 150 000 just in

France• Workforce diminishes• New needs for services

– Health• Indoor air quality• Healthy built environment• Impact of built environments

on human performance and well‐being

• Road Map for Care and Services• Awareness from 1980‐2005• Strategic Research Agenda 2010‐2011

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Aging Society

Challenges healthcaregovernance aging workforce

Demographic development EU27

Impact of Aging Society

All functions in society are fulfilled by increasingly older persons (2 months/year in EU27)

The workforce is shrinking (1 million/year in EU27)

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Putting it to work – Innovation

Examples of innovations

Where construction can make the difference!

Taking the challenge of the greener economy

Solar Sunstyle photovoltaic roofing systemULTIMATE high performance fire-resistant glasswool

Offshore Wind ConstructionEnergy Efficient BuildingGeothermal Powerplant

Putting it to work – Innovation : Making urban areas liveable

Energy Segment Tunnel Lining harvesting geothermal energy along TBM built tunnels

Thermally Active Building Systems (TABS)75 % energy savings | free ground-coupled cooling

II. Putting it to work – Innovation

Lux Cool element suspended ceiling element which integrates the entire building technology

New lightbulbs light bulb that saves enough power to annually light 17.4 million American households and cut carbon emissions by 5.6 million metric tons

Sustainable Refurbishment of BuildingsSystem to improve energy efficiency in existing buildings, by developing new methods, elements, materials and smart domotic systems

Zero energy district Amsterdam Energy neutral area development of 9.200 houses as well as offices, shops and schools | Smart grid for exchange of energy and heat

Challenges AND Demandsto address and to adapt for convenience

‐Climate change ‐ Low maintenance‐ Demographic change ‐ Automation‐ Energy supply and security ‐ Flexibility‐ Resource availability ‐ Health improving features‐ Food shortages ‐ Optimal environmental integration‐ Security‐ Environmental concerns

Competitiveness of construction sector:

Leading to Performance