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Results from REAP BedZED scenarios 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 H o u s i n g Tr a n s p o r t F o o d C o n s u me r I t e ms P r i va t e S e r vi c e s P u bl i c Se r vi c e s C a p i t a l I n ve s t me n t Baseline BedZED average BedZED Keen BedZED Case Study Architect: Bill Dunster Architects, initiated by BioRegional and developed by Peabody Date: 1999-2002 Location: Hackbridge, south London size: 3.5 acres Cost: € 17 million: construction costs (€ 14 million); taxes (€ 2,5 million); planning and audit costs (€ 0,5 million); Construction cost of the 82 residential unit (€ 8 million) Design Concept: create a “net zero fossil energy development” 50% reduction in fossil fuel consumption Materials sources within 35 miles of site. Reduce fuel cost of residents Lower energy running bill Combining live/work assist startup business Improved site ecological value Building cost 30% higher than expected Apartments 20% higher than market value Economy: Social: Public transportation Live/work combined Private open space in each home Improve air quality Community internet Closer relationship between neighbors Environmental: Energy: -100% renewable energy -Passive solar heating in winter -Solar panels -Charging station for electrical cars -Wind powered ventilation systems -Zero fossil fuel -Heating system problems/defects Water: -Rainwater storage tank underground -Rainwater used for flushing toilet and irrigating gardens -Conservation strategies (spray taps/ showers, dual/low flush toilets) -On-site ecological water treatment Waste: -Recycling facilities -Each home includes under-sink bin divided into 4 sections -Urban tree waste bio-fuelled CHP Construction: -Recycled timbers -Reused structural steels -Materials sourced locally -Timber used in preference to steel/ aluminum -Houses face south for solar gain -Roof gardens on top of workspaces Transportation: -Footpaths and cycle routes encourage walking and biking -Electric/hybrid cars have priority -Supermarket internet home delivery -Public transportation -No one owns a electric vehicle eric tsang arc401L pablo la roche Sources: www.bioregional.com hp://sustainablecies.dk hp://www.arup.com BedZED 2007 4 BedZED 2007 if CHP in operation 5 UK Average (based on dwellings built in 2002) Heating & hot water kWh /m²/yr 48.0 48.0 231.8 CO 2 /m²/yr 9.3 1.2 45 Electrical load kWh /m²/yr 34.4 34.4 45.5 CO 2 /m²/yr 10.6 -8.9 18.4 Total energy use kWh/ m²/yr 82.4 82.4 275.3 CO 2 / m²/yr 19.9 -7.7 63.3 Total water consumption summary BedZED 2003 litres/ person/ day BedZED 2007 litres/ person/ day Local average for metered properties litres/ person/ day 91 87 143 Travel to work Car 17% Bus 7% Train 54% Bike 11% Foot 11% Motorbike 0% 2007 Waste audits Questionnaire Waste stream Kg/ household/ week Kg/ person/ week % composition (weight) % composition (volume) % households using the bin mix dry (cans/ fabric / plastic/ card/ paper) 2.4 1.2 30% 90% green glass 1.0 0.7 12% 80% brown glass 0.2 0.1 2% 72% clear glass 0.4 0.2 5% 82% white paper 0.0 0.0 0% 45% Total recycling 4.0 2.2 50% 37% 90% Compost 0.6 0.3 10% 7% 31% Landll 3.5 2.0 40% 56% 94% Total 8.1 4.5 100% 100% n/a Neighbours known by name at BedZED Less than 4 16% 4-9 22% 10+ 62% Average 20 Range 0-150 BedZED ecological and carbon footprint scenarios (REAP) Item ‘Sutton average’ ‘BedZED average’ ‘BedZED keen’ Average data from the REAP software Data acquired through the 2007 monitoring period BedZED average data modified to assume a resident making a significant effort to reduce impact. Also modified to represent the energy supply as originally intended. Energy and home Electricity 3.9kWh pp per day Other fuel 18.2 kWh per day Electricity: 3.4 kWh pp per day 20% electricity from PV Heat and hot water: 5.2 kWh pp per day Energy demand classed as zero due to planned renewables meeting all capacity. Personal travel in private car 5,282 km/year 2,015 km/year 0 km/year Also 0 km/year by taxi Private vehicle ownership 1.6 cars per household 0.6 cars per household 0 cars per household Train 897 km/year 4992 km/year 4992 km/year Bus 465 km/year 676 km/year 676 km/year Air travel 3,245 km/year 10,063 km/year 0 km/year Consumable items Includes clothing, furniture, tools, appliances, personal care etc. 100% of UK typical consumption. Reflects typical western style’ consumption patterns. 100% of UK typical consumption. Replacing clothes and other items when they are worn out and need replacing as well as occasional other purchases. 41% of UK typical consumption Replacing clothes and other items when they are worn out and need replacing. - tobacco and jewellery to zero - audio-visual equipment reduced by 75% - clothing, furniture, textiles & personal care reduced by 50% - household appliances, tools, utensils, maintenance, and recreational items reduced by 20% Diet Typical diet from REAP 25% of veg, fruit, meat and diary are organic Healthy vegetarian diet, further reduction calculated in line with SEI food report. Food waste 0% reduction compared to average UK consumption. 20% reduction in fruit and veg compared to average UK consumption 30% reduction compared to average UK consumption. Private services Includes hospitals, clinics, postal services, water supply, education, catering etc. 100% of UK typical use Water services Sutton average 171 litres per day 100% of UK typical use. Water services reduced to 87 litres per day 100% of UK typical use apart from specified categories: - Water services reduced to 65 litres per day - Mobile phone bills & eating out reduced by 50% - Private medical treatment reduced to zero Government and capital investment 100% of UK typical 100% of UK typical 100% of UK typical Carbon footprint 11.2 9.9 6 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 Timber framed windows PVC-u framed windows Aluminium framed windows Ecopoints Waste Disposal Water Extraction Minerals Extraction Fossil Fuel Depletion Pollution to Water: Eutrophication Pollution to Water: Ecotoxicity Pollution to Water: Human Toxicity Pollution to Air: Photochemical Ozone Creation Potential Human Toxicity to Air Ozone Depletion Acid Deposition Climate Change 0 400 800 1200 Reclaimed Steel New Steel Ecopoints 0 200 400 Recycled Glass Sand Average Sand Ecopoints RAINWATER COLLECTION FOUL WATER TREATMENT SPETIC TANK RAINWATER STORAGE HOT WATER BIO-FUEL CHP ELECTRICITY PV TO CHARGE ELECTRIC CARS WIND DRIVEN VENTILATION WITH HEAT RECOVERY SOLAR PANELS Floor area Energy Metered Total 50m 2 consumption bills bill KWh/year £/year £/year Space Hot Space Hot heating water heating water UK average 7,000 5,139 £114.80 £84.28 £199.08 New build 2,950 3,900 £ 48.38 £63.96 £112.34 (predicted) ZED standard (monitored) 810 2,190 £20.25 £54.75 £75.00 ZED standard bill saving compared with: UK average £124.08 New build £ 37.34 Clapham Wimbledon Kensington Holborn Mitcham Hampstead Beddington Victoria Victoria London Bridge London Bridge BED ZED
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Results from REAP BedZED scenarios

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BedZED Keen

BedZED Case StudyArchitect: Bill Dunster Architects, initiated by BioRegional and developed by PeabodyDate: 1999-2002Location: Hackbridge, south Londonsize: 3.5 acresCost: € 17 million: construction costs (€ 14 million); taxes (€ 2,5 million); planning and audit costs (€ 0,5 million); Construction cost of the 82 residential unit (€ 8 million)Design Concept: create a “net zero fossil energy development” 50% reduction in fossil fuel consumption Materials sources within 35 miles of site.

Reduce fuel cost of residentsLower energy running billCombining live/work assist startup businessImproved site ecological valueBuilding cost 30% higher than expectedApartments 20% higher than market value

Economy:

Social:Public transportationLive/work combinedPrivate open space in each homeImprove air qualityCommunity internetCloser relationship between neighbors

Environmental:Energy: -100% renewable energy -Passive solar heating in winter -Solar panels -Charging station for electrical cars -Wind powered ventilation systems -Zero fossil fuel -Heating system problems/defectsWater: -Rainwater storage tank underground -Rainwater used for �ushing toilet and irrigating gardens -Conservation strategies (spray taps/ showers, dual/low �ush toilets) -On-site ecological water treatment

Waste: -Recycling facilities -Each home includes under-sink bin divided into 4 sections -Urban tree waste bio-fuelled CHP Construction: -Recycled timbers -Reused structural steels -Materials sourced locally -Timber used in preference to steel/ aluminum -Houses face south for solar gain -Roof gardens on top of workspaces

Transportation: -Footpaths and cycle routes encourage walking and biking -Electric/hybrid cars have priority -Supermarket internet home delivery -Public transportation -No one owns a electric vehicle

eric tsangarc401L

pablo la roche

Sources: www.bioregional.com http://sustainablecities.dk http://www.arup.com

BedZED 20074

BedZED 2007 if CHP in operation5

UK Average (based on dwellings built in 2002)

Heating & hot water

kWh /m²/yr

48.0 48.0 231.8

CO2 /m²/yr

9.3 1.2 45

Electrical load

kWh /m²/yr

34.4 34.4 45.5

CO2 /m²/yr

10.6 -8.9 18.4

Total energy use

kWh/m²/yr

82.4 82.4 275.3

CO2/m²/yr

19.9 -7.7 63.3

Total water consumption summaryBedZED 2003 litres/ person/ day

BedZED 2007 litres/ person/ day

Local average for metered properties litres/ person/ day

91 87 143

Travel to work

Car17%

Bus7%

Train54%

Bike11%

Foot11%

Motorbike0%

2007 Waste audits Questionnaire

Waste stream

Kg/ household/ week

Kg/ person/ week

% composition (weight)

% composition (volume)

% households using the bin

mix dry (cans/ fabric / plastic/ card/ paper)

2.4 1.2 30% 90%

green glass 1.0 0.7 12% 80%

brown glass 0.2 0.1 2% 72%

clear glass 0.4 0.2 5% 82%

white paper 0.0 0.0 0% 45%

Total recycling 4.0 2.2 50% 37% 90%

Compost 0.6 0.3 10% 7% 31%

Landfill 3.5 2.0 40% 56% 94%

Total 8.1 4.5 100% 100% n/a

Neighbours known by name at BedZEDLess than 4 16%

4-9 22%

10+ 62%

Average 20

Range 0-150

BedZED ecological and carbon footprint scenarios (REAP)

Item ‘Sutton average’ ‘BedZED average’’ ‘‘BedZED keen’

Average data from the REAP software

Data acquired through the 2007 monitoring period

BedZED average data modified to assume a resident making a significant effort to reduce impact. Also modified to represent the energy supply as originally intended.

Energy and home

Electricity 3.9kWh pp per dayOther fuel 18.2 kWh per day

Electricity: 3.4 kWh pp per day20% electricity from PVHeat and hot water: 5.2 kWh pp per day

Energy demand classed as zero due to planned renewables meeting all capacity.

Personal travel in private car

5,282 km/year 2,015 km/year 0 km/yearAlso 0 km/year by taxi

Private vehicle ownership

1.6 cars per household 0.6 cars per household 0 cars per household

Train 897 km/year 4992 km/year 4992 km/year

Bus 465 km/year 676 km/year 676 km/year

Air travel 3,245 km/year 10,063 km/year 0 km/year

Consumable items Includes clothing, furniture, tools, appliances, personal care etc.

100% of UK typical consumption.

Reflects ‘typical western style’ consumption patterns.

100% of UK typical consumption.

Replacing clothes and other items when they are worn out and need replacing as well as occasional other purchases.

41% of UK typical consumption

Replacing clothes and other items when they are worn out and need replacing.

- tobacco and jewellery to zero

- audio-visual equipment reduced by 75%

- clothing, furniture, textiles & personal care reduced by 50%

- household appliances, tools, utensils, maintenance, and recreational items reduced by 20%

Diet Typical diet from REAP 25% of veg, fruit, meat and diary are organic

Healthy vegetarian diet, further reduction calculated in line with SEI food report.

Food waste 0% reduction compared to average UK consumption.

20% reduction in fruit and veg compared to average UK consumption

30% reduction compared to average UK consumption.

Private services Includes hospitals, clinics, postal services, water supply, education, catering etc.

100% of UK typical useWater services Sutton average 171 litres per day

100% of UK typical use.Water services reduced to 87 litres per day

100% of UK typical use apart from specified categories:- Water services reduced to 65 litres per day - Mobile phone bills & eating out reduced by 50%- Private medical treatment reduced to zero

Government and capital investment

100% of UK typical 100% of UK typical 100% of UK typical

Carbon footprint 11.2 9.9 6

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Timber framedwindows

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Waste Disposal

Water Extraction

Minerals Extraction

Fossil Fuel Depletion

Pollution to Water:EutrophicationPollution to Water: Ecotoxicity

Pollution to Water: HumanToxicityPollution to Air: PhotochemicalOzone Creation PotentialHuman Toxicity to Air

Ozone Depletion

Acid Deposition

Climate Change

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RAINWATER COLLECTION

FOUL WATER TREATMENT

SPETIC TANK

RAINWATER STORAGE

HOT WATER

BIO-FUELCHP

ELECTRICITY

PV TO CHARGEELECTRIC CARS

WIND DRIVENVENTILATION WITHHEAT RECOVERY

SOLAR PANELS

Floor area Energy Metered Total 50m2 consumption bills bill

KWh/year £/year £/year

Space Hot Space Hot heating water heating water

UK average 7,000 5,139 £114.80 £84.28 £199.08

New build2,950 3,900 £ 48.38 £63.96 £112.34(predicted)

ZED standard(monitored)

810 2,190 £20.25 £54.75 £75.00

ZED standard bill saving compared with: UK average £124.08New build £ 37.34

Clapham

Wimbledon

KensingtonHolborn

Mitcham

Hampstead

Beddington

VictoriaVictoria London Bridge

London Bridge

BEDZED

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