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Protecting People, Property and the Planet
BREEAM In-Use: the international sustainability standard for existing buildings – quick, simple and cost effectiveEcobuild 2013
Presentation Overview
• What is BREEAM
• What is BREEAM In-Use
• What BREEAM In-Use can do for you
• BREEAM In-Use Scheme Developments
What is BREEAM
• The world’s longest established and most widely used environmental assessment method for buildings
- Created in 1988 and launched in 1990
• Over 200,000 buildings certified, over a million registered for assessment since it was first launched.
• Network of over 4,000 independent licensed assessors across the world.
What is BREEAM In-Use?
• An environmental assessment method for existing (in use) non-domestic buildings.
• A standard (BES5058), easy-to-use assessment methodology and independent certification process
• Identifies parts of a property portfolio that are under performing and may require refurbishment.
• Improves environmental performance and building management
• On-going assessment method to encourage continual improvements
Weightings and Star Ratings
• Each environmental issue is weighted differently
• BREEAM In-Use provides Star Ratings which vary between 1-6.
<10% UNCLASSIFIED -
>10% ACCEPTABLE
>25% PASS
>40% GOOD
>55% VERY GOOD
>70% EXCELLENT
>85% OUTSTANDING
BREEAM In-Use Assessment Parts
Assessment Part Description
Part 1 Asset performance – the inherent performance characteristics of the building based on its built form, construction and services
Part 2 Building management performance – the management policies, procedures and practices related to the operation of the asset; the actual consumption of key resources such as energy, water and other consumable; and environmental impacts such as carbon and waste generation
Part 3 Occupier management – the understanding and implementation of management policies, procedures and practices; staff engagement and delivery of key outputs
BREEAM In-Use KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)
• Data input during assessment is used to calculate 10 KPIs
• Outputs comprising of data relating to energy, transport, water and waste
• KPIs represent a set of measures that focus on those aspects of environmental performance that can be used to measure consumption and emission targets
• KPIs can act as a facilitator for establishing baselines and for organisational benchmarking against industry standards
Note: The KPIs do not directly relate to the BREEAM In-Use ratings.
What can BREEAM In-Use do for you?
• Provide a consistent assessment methodology
• Supply's an online management tool
• Use of a dynamic scoring platform offering instantaneous results
• Overview of asset/portfolio performance
• Benchmarking opportunities
• Provides a platform to communicate your green company image
• Use of the BREEAM mark/logo in publicity material
Optimise Management
Systems
What are the benefits of BREEAM In-Use?
BREEAM In-Use
Refurbishment Identification
Benchmarks Improvements
PortfolioOverview
Rationalise Metrics
Negotiate Improvements
Enhanced Marketability
Optimal Performance
Improved Internal Systems
Compliance to Standards
Reduce Environment
al Impact
Staff Engagement
Reduction of Operational
Costs
Independent Certification
Cost Effective
• Clients can register their asset to the BREEAM In-Use system for £190
• Certification costs £250 per part
• Discounts are available for batch certification requests
Note: Additional auditor fees apply if certification is
required
Advantages of having a flexible international system
• Asset comparisons can be made anywhere in the world
• A property owner, manager or occupier can store and manage their entire portfolio within one online system
• BREEAM In-Use can be used to promote sustainability on a global platform
• Flexibility of the scheme allows parts of the international standard to be localised
National scheme operators
• Questions localised and tailored specifically to national practices and environmental conditions
• Questions translated into national languages
• Focus on local benchmarking
• Provide an international and local rating
Sector Developments
Retail and Healthcare Pilots
•Occupier management section of BREEAM In-Use is sector specific
•Sector specific questions ensure that the question set is applicable to the activities within the asset