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Calculation for Setting the Minimum Energy Performance Requirements at Cost Optimal Levels According to Article 5 of the Directive 2010/31/EE for the Energy Performance of Buildings (recast)

April 2013

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REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND TOURISM

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Contents 1. Introduction 2. Reference building 3. Calculations 4. Minimum Energy Performance Requirements 5. Results 6. Annex I: Typical buildings used as basis for reference buildings 7. Annex II:Operation schedule, set point temperatures and lighting for reference building 8. Annex III: Primary conversion factors and CO2 conversion factors 9. Annex IV: Adjustment Factors of Energy Consumption Calculated with Software SBEMcy 10. Annex V: Cost Data 11. Annex VII– Graphs of the Most Important Calculations

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1. Introduction According to Article 4 of Directive 2010/31/EE for the energy performance of buildings: “Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that

minimum energy performance requirements for buildings or building units are set with a view to achieving cost optimal levels. The energy performance shall

be calculated in accordance with the methodology referred to in Article 3. Cost optimal levels shall be calculated in accordance with the comparative

methodology framework referred to in Article 5.”

The Regulation (EU) No 244/2012 and the guidelines accompanying the Regulation, establish a comparative framework for calculating cost-optimal levels of

minimum energy performance requirements. The calculations have to be performed from a macroeconomic point of view (looking at costs and benefits of

energy efficiency as a whole) and a strictly financial point of view (looking only at the investment itself).

This report presents the calculation results for Cyprus. The calculation was performed at climatic zone 2 (as it is defined in National Methodology for

Calculating the Energy Performance of Buildings), but it can be assumed that the results also cover climatic zones 1 and 3, since different calculation tools

have proved that the calculated energy consumption in these areas is quite similar1. At climatic zone 4 (areas above 600m height) the weather conditions

differentiate from zones 1, 2 and 3, since the winter season is longer and much more severe than in the other three zones. However, more than 90% of the

population lives in climatic zones 1, 2 and 3, and for this reason the results are considered to give a fair picture about the economic effects of minimum

energy performance on the vast majority of the population.

2. Reference Buildings According to Regulation (EU) No 244/2012: “Member States are required to define reference buildings for the purpose of cost-optimal methodology. The main

purpose of the reference building is to represent the typical and average building stock in certain Member State, since it is impossible to calculate cost

optimal for every individual building.” The Regulation asks to identify one reference building for new building and at least two for existing buildings. The

reference buildings can be established either with the selection of a real example or by creating a “virtual building”.

1 According to Definition of the NZEB in Cyprus, Exergia, June 2012.

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The total dwelling stock in Cyprus2 was in 2011, 433.212 of which, 299.275 are permanent residences and 133.937 are empty or of seasonal or temporary

use. Of the 433.212 residences, 172.944 are detached houses, 59.050 are semi-detached houses, 32.893 are terraced houses and 123.557 are apartments.

32.530 are conventional dwellings in partly residential buildings

The recorded year of completion of these buildings is as follows:

• 3.968 were completed before 1919, • 9.129 were completed between 1919 and 1945, • 20.343 were completed between 1946 and 1960, • 24.255 were completed between 1961and 1970, • 61.247 were completed between 1971and 1980, • 85.503 were completed between 1981and 1990, • 70.094 were completed between 1991and 2000, • 54.897 were completed between 2001and 2005, • 74.203 were completed between 2006 and 2011.

When it comes to the size of the residential buildings in Cyprus, the mean area per dwelling there has been a decreasing trend from 184m2 in 1998 to 153m2

in 2005. Since 2005 the mean area per dwelling has remained approximately in the same level.

The total building stock in the tertiary sector 3 was approximately 81.000

Out of the 81.000 there is information for the following categories of buildings:

• 10734 are buildings used by public authorities, mainly offices

• 10355 are schools (nursing kindergarten, primary schools, gymnasiums, lyceum and universities)

2 According to the 2011 demographical survey of the Statistical Service of Cyprus 3 According to the Electricity Authority of Cyprus 4 According to Energy Service data 5 According to the technical services of the Ministry of Education and Culture

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• 3956 are hotels and tourist apartments,

• 603 are hospitals and medical centres.

Virtual reference building were established to represent one new single family house, one new office building, one new apartment building, two existing single

family houses, two existing office buildings, two existing apartment buildings and one existing retail building (Annex I). The buildings were created based on

the above mentioned data and statistical data regarding thermal insulation and technical systems installed in existing buildings7. Also very useful was the

input of various stakeholders.

3. Calculations Energy efficiency measures were applied on the reference buildings. The energy savings resulting from each measure was calculated using the software

SBEMcy which simulates the National Methodology for Calculating the Energy Performance of Buildings, also used to issue Energy Performance Certificates.

The National Methodology defines set point temperatures, typical outdoor climatic condition, typical functionality (Annex II), and primary energy conversion

factors (Annex III). The results derived from SBEMcy were compared with the consumption of similar real buildings and adjustment factors were introduced in

order to give pragmatic energy consumption (Annex IV).

The cost of every energy efficiency measure and the cost of energy resulting was calculated based on Regulation (EU) No 244/2012. The scope was to

calculate the Global Cost for the reference building, and then to calculate the Global Cost of different packages of energy efficiency measures applied to the

reference building. Global Cost means the sum of the present value of the initial investment cost, sum of the running costs, and replacement costs (referred to the starting year), as well as disposal costs if applicable8. The Global Cost is calculated by the following formula:

6 According to Cyprus Organization of Tourism 7 Τελική Κατανάλωση Ενέργειας στα Νοικοκυριά 2009, Στατιστική Υπηρεσία 8Source: Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) No 244/2012 of January 2012 supplementing the Directive 2010/31/EU

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Annex V provides the cost data that was used for the calculation of initial investment cost and running cost, replacement and disposal cost. All cost data are

market based. The running cost constitutes of the energy cost and the maintenance cost. For the energy cost the average current prices were used for the

first year, and then an annual increase of 2.8% was taken into account using the estimated fuel and electricity development trends as provided for by the

European Commission on a biannually updated basis9.Annex VI provides the life span of the building, elements of the building envelope and the technical

systems, as well as the annual maintenance cost in percentage of the initial investment10. The maintenance of the technical systems was calculated based

on that percentage. The replacement cost was taken into account for the technical systems, since almost all of them have shorter life span than the building.

Considering the financial calculation, for every package a calculation was performed at 7% and 14% discount rate. The choice of these rates was

made to depict the “good” and the “bad” investment environment scenario, having in mind the current financial situation and the loan rates given by

commercial banks for housing. Considering the macroeconomic calculation, for every package a calculation was performed at 3% and 4% discount rate. The calculation period is 30 years for residential buildings and public buildings, and 20 years for non-residential buildings. Subsidies are not included in 9 Source: EU Energy Trends to 2030; update 2009. European Union 2010 10 Source: CYS EN 15459:2007

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the calculation, since the primary objective of the calculation is to examine the potential of readjusting minimum energy performance requirements or to form

new.

4. Minimum Energy Performance Requirements

National minimum energy performance requirements should not be more than 15% lower than the outcome of the cost-optimal results of the calculation taken

as the national benchmark. The calculation has examined the cost optimality of the current minimum energy performance requirements as they apply for new

buildings and buildings above 1000m2 that undergo major renovation11. These are:

• Maximum U-value for roof 0.75 W/m2K

• Maximum U-value for wall 0.85 W/m2K

• Maximum U-value for floors in contact with external environment 0.75 W/m2K

• Maximum U-value for floors in contact with closed unheated space 2.00 W/m2K

• Maximum U-value for windows 3.80 W/m2K

• Average U-value 1.30 W/m2K for residential buildings

• Average U-value 1.80 W/m2K for residential buildings

• Energy Performance Certificate with energy class at least B

• Solar heater for hot water supply (only for residential buildings)

11 Source: Το περί Ρύθμισης της Ενεργειακής Απόδοσης των Κτιρίων (Απαιτήσεις Ελάχιστης Ενεργειακής Απόδοσης) Διάταγμα του 2009

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• Providence for installing a system that generates power from RES

Also, the calculation has examined the implementation of minimum energy performance requirements for buildings that are below 1000 m2 and undergo major

renovation and for building elements that form part of the building envelope when they are replaced or retrofitted as it is derived from article 4 of Directive

2010/31/EU.

5. Results The following tables show the results of calculation from the financial and the macroeconomic point of view. Annex VII gives graphs of the most important

calculations, as well as graphs of the calculation results of the same variants but with different discount rates, which are not recorded at the tables. The

comments on the plan for readjusting the gap between an existing minimum requirement and the cost optimal solution, and the comments for implementing

new requirements to existing building that undergo major renovation are subject to public consultation and Ministerial approval, and cannot be considered

binding.

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Table 1

Reference building for existing building (major refurbishment)

For existing buildings

Building geometry

(¹)

Shares of window area on the building

envelope and window with no

solar access

Floor area m² as used in building

code

Description of the building (²)

Description of the average building technology (³)

Average energy performance

kWh/m², a (prior to investment)

Component level requirements (typical

value)

1. Single family house A

S / V = 0,36

N façade area = 43,8

W façade area = 45,9

E façade area = 41,4

S façade area = 48,2

8,82% of window area on the

building envelope and 0 window with no solar

access

194 • Three bedroom detached house – only ground floor

• 30 to 40 years old • External wall

made out of 20cm brick

• Columns and beams made out of concrete

• Flat roof made out of concrete

• Single glazing • External movable

shading • No test to

measure air tightness

• U wall = 1,38 W/m2K • U columns and beams

= 3,33 W/m2K • U roof = 4,27 W/m2K • U window = 6 W/m2K • Window area = 31 m2 • Window g-value =

0,85 • Central heating with

boiler using heating oil for fuel

• Split units A/C • Solar heater for hot

water • Compact fluorescent

lighting in 64% of the area, fluorescent in the kitchen and tungsten lighting for the rest

666 No requirements

2. Single family

S / V = 0.36

12% of window area on the

195 • Three bedroom detached house –

• U wall = 1,38 W/m2K • U columns and beams

321 No requirements

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house B N façade area = 52.9

W façade area = 56 E façade area = 56 S façade

area = 52.9

building envelope and 0 window with no solar

access

ground floor and first floor

• 10 to 20 years old • External wall

made out of 20cm brick

• Columns and beams made out of concrete

• Pitched roof with ceramic tiles

• Single glazing • No external

movable shading • No test to

measure air tightness

= 3,33 W/m2K • U roof = 1,72 W/m2K • U window = 6 W/m2K • Window area = 37 m2 • Window g-value =

0,85 • Central heating with

boiler using heating oil for fuel

• Split units A/C – Energy class A

• Solar heater for hot water

• Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas

3. Apartment block A

S / V = 0,17

N façade area = 101,5

W façade area = 106,72

E façade area = 106,72

S façade area = 101,5

14,83% of window area on

the building envelope and 4 window with no

solar access

519 • Four apartments with three bedrooms each – Two apartments per floor - Ground floor and first floor

• 20 to 30 years old • External wall

made out of 20cm brick

• Columns and beams made out of concrete

• Flat roof made

• U wall = 1.38 W/m2K • U columns and beams

= 3,04 W/m2K • U roof = 3,232

W/m2K • U window = 6 W/m2K • Window area = 69,84

m2 • Window g-value =

0,85 • Central heating with

boiler using heating oil for fuel

• Split units A/C –

402.5 No requirements

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out of concrete • Single glazing • External movable

shading • No test to

measure air tightness

Energy class A • Solar heater for hot

water • Compact

fluorescent lighting in all areas

4. Apartment block B

S / V = 0.11

N façade area = 152.25

W façade area = 160.08

E façade area = 160.08

S façade area = 152.25

14.04% of window area on

the building envelope and 0 window with no

solar access

826 • Nine apartments– Three apartments per floor - Ground floor, first floor and second floor

• 20 to 30 years old • External wall

made out of 20cm brick

• Columns and beams made out of concrete

• Flat roof made out of concrete

• Single glazing • No External

movable shading • No test to

measure air tightness

• U wall = 1,38 W/m2K • U columns and beams

= 3,04 W/m2K • U roof = 3,232

W/m2K • U window = 6 W/m2K • Window area = 69,84

m2 • Window g-value =

0,85 • Storage Heater • Split units A/C –

Energy class A • Solar heater for hot

water • Compact

fluorescent lighting in all areas

439 No requirements

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5. Office building A

S / V = 0.33

N façade area = 280.32

W façade area =

216 E façade area =

216 S façade

area = 280.32

21.19% of window area on

the building envelope and 0 window with no

solar access

1448 • Office building with reception and conference rooms

• Approximately 30 years old

• External wall made out of 20cm brick

• Columns and beams made out of concrete

• Flat concrete roof with 5cm insulation

• Single glazing • No external

movable shading • No test to

measure air tightness

• U wall = 1,10 W/m2K • U columns = 1,28

W/m2K • U beams = 1,11

W/m2K • U roof = 0,58 W/m2K • U window = 6 W/m2K • Window area = 267

m2 • Window g-value =

0,85 • Fun coil units with oil

boiler for heating and air cooled chiller for cooling

• Split units A/C in some areas

• Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

• Fluorescent lighting in all areas

537 • Energy class B on the EPC

• Roof maximum U-value 0.75 W/m2 K

• Wall maximum U-value 0.85 W/m2 K

• Window maximum U-value 3.8 W/ m2 K

• Floor in contact with the external environment 0.75 W/ m2 K

• Floor above closed unheated spaces 2.0 W/ m2 K

6. Office building B

S / V = 0.33

N façade area = 280.32

W façade area =

216 E façade

21.19% of window area on

the building envelope and 0 window with no

solar access

1448 • Office building with reception and conference rooms

• Approximately 30 years old

• External wall made out of 20cm

• U wall = 1,10 W/m2K • U columns = 1,28

W/m2K • U beams = 1,11

W/m2K • U roof = 1,99 W/m2K • U window = 3,8

W/m2K

553 • Energy class B on the EPC

• Roof maximum U-value 0.75 W/m2 K

• Wall maximum U-value 0.85 W/m2 K

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area = 216

S façade area = 280.32

brick • Columns and

beams made out of concrete

• Flat concrete roof with no insulation

• Double glazing • No external

movable shading • No test to

measure air tightness

• Window area = 267 m2

• Window g-value = 0,76

• Split units A/C in all areas

• Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

• Fluorescent lighting in all areas

• Window maximum U-value 3.8 W/ m2 K

• Floor in contact with the external environment 0.75 W/ m2 K

• Floor above closed unheated spaces 2.0 W/ m2 K

7. Retail

building S / V =

0.29 N façade

area = 101.5

W façade area = 66.5

E façade area =66.5

S façade area = 101.5

17.81% of window area on

the building envelope and 0 window with no

solar access

412 • Retail building without a large concentration of freezers and electrical appliances

• Approximately 30 years old

• External wall made out of 20cm brick

• Columns and beams made out of concrete

• Flat concrete roof with no insulation

• Single glazing

• U wall = 1,25 W/m2K • U columns and beams

= 2,64 W/m2K • U roof = 2,1 W/m2K • U window = 6.0

W/m2K • Window area = 123

m2 • Window g-value =

0,85 • Split units A/C –

Energy class A • Instantaneous hot

water by electric resistance

• Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas

822 No requirements

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display windows • No external

movable shading • No test to

measure air tightness

(¹) S/V (surface to volume), orientation, area of N/W/S/E façade. (²) Construction material, typical air tightness (qualitative), use pattern (if appropriate), age (if appropriate). (³) Technical building systems, U values of building elements, windows – area, U value, g value, shading, passive systems, etc.

Table 2

Reference building for new buildings

For new buildings Building geometry (¹) Shares of area on the building envelope and windows with no solar

access

Floor area m² as used in building code

Typical energy performance kWh/m², a

Component level requirements

1. Single family house

S / V = 0.33 N façade area = 61.2 W façade area = 53.7 E façade area = 53.7 S façade area = 61.2

13,6% of window area on the building

envelope and 0 window with no solar access

176 479 • Energy class B on the EPC

• Roof maximum U-value 0,75 W/m2 K

• Wall maximum U-value 0,85 W/m2 K

• Window maximum U-

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value 3,8 W/ m2 K

• Floor in contact with the external environment 0,75 W/ m2 K

• Floor above closed unheated spaces 2,0 W/ m2 K

2. One bedroom Apartment

S / V = 0.34 N façade area = 18.85 W façade area = 23.49 E façade area = N/A S façade area = N/A

21.85% of window area on the building

envelope and 0 window with no solar access

46 1st Floor: 521,32

2nd Floor: 363,33

3rd Floor: 664,1

• Energy class B on the EPC

• Roof maximum U-value 0,75 W/m2 K

• Wall maximum U-value 0,85 W/m2 K

• Window maximum U-value 3,8 W/ m2 K

• Floor in contact with the external environment

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0,75 W/ m2 K • Floor above

closed unheated spaces 2,0 W/ m2 K

3. Two bedroom Apartment

S / V = 0.34 N façade area = N/A

W façade area = 29.87 E façade area = N/A

S façade area = 32.62

12.65% of window area on the building

envelope and 0 window with no solar access

88 1st Floor: 507,6

2nd Floor: 351,79

3rd Floor: 635,66

• Energy class B on the EPC

• Roof maximum U-value 0,75 W/m2 K

• Wall maximum U-value 0,85 W/m2 K

• Window maximum U-value 3,8 W/ m2 K

• Floor in contact with the external environment 0,75 W/ m2 K

• Floor above closed unheated spaces 2,0 W/ m2 K

4. Three bedroom Apartment

S / V = 0.35 N façade area = 18.85

16.28% of window area on the building

103 1st Floor: 497,12

• Energy class B on the EPC

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W façade area = N/A E façade area = 53.36 S façade area = 18.85

envelope and 0 window with no solar access

2nd Floor: 354,8

3rd Floor: 617,18

• Roof maximum U-value 0,75 W/m2 K

• Wall maximum U-value 0,85 W/m2 K

• Window maximum U-value 3,8 W/ m2 K

• Floor in contact with the external environment 0,75 W/ m2 K

• Floor above closed unheated spaces 2,0 W/ m2 K

5. Office building S / V = 0.29 N façade area = 609 W façade area = 399 E façade area = 399 S façade area = 609

27.2% of window area on the building

envelope and 0 window with no solar access

2515 402,7

• Energy class B on the EPC

• Roof maximum U-value 0,75 W/m2 K

• Wall maximum U-value 0,85 W/m2 K

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• Window maximum U-value 3,8 W/ m2 K

• Floor in contact with the external environment 0,75 W/ m2 K

• Floor above closed unheated spaces 2,0 W/ m2 K

(¹) S/V, area of N/W/S/E façade. To note: the orientation of the building can already constitute an energy efficiency measure in itself in the case of new buildings.

Table 3

Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – Existing single family building A

Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant

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to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia 35° 10' N, 33° 22' E

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

Heating degree-days

1274

HDD

Meteorological Service (HDD and CDD at 20°)

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

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Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

16x15x2.8

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

1

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0.36

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

18

%

East

16

%

North

22

%

West

12 %

Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Single family house

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

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Average thermal gain from occupants

5 W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

7 W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

5

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1,77

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

Average U-value of roof

4,27

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

6,0

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0,6

Wall - ground floor = 1,15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0,25

W/m K

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Lintel above window and door = 1,27 Sill below

window = 1,27 Jamb at

window or door = 1,27

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

141000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls

121000 J/m²K

slabs 240000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Roll up shutter

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0.85

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0.425 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour) 8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

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Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

Only natural ventilation

1/h

No mechanical ventilation

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No mechanical ventilation

Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

80

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

250

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

80 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

18 (except Indoor operative temperature

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Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature set point

winter

lounge 21) °C

summer

25 (except bathroom 27)

°C

Humidity set point

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting

See Annex II

Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Quantity

Unit

Description

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Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

19358

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Energy need for cooling

10576 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW

1853

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

Energy use for internal lighting

3686

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

877

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

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Electrical energy generated in the building and exported

to the market

0

kWh/a

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

14262

kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Fossil fuel

21211

kWh/a

Other (biomass, district heating/cooling, etc.)

877

kWh/a

Primary energy

95777 kWh/a

Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

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Table 4

Selected variants/measures - Existing single family building A

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 4.27 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.345 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 1.77 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.25 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.44 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.25 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

Share of window area of total building envelope

8.82% 8.82% 8.82% 8.82%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

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DHW DHW is produced by

the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.345 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.44 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.25 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.25 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.25 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

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Share of window area of total building envelope

8.82% 8.82% 8.82% 8.82%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to LPG - Heating oil to LPG

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carrier

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.345 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

4.27 W/m²K (no insulation)

Wall insulation 0.44 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.25 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.25 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

1.77 W/m²K (no insulation)

Windows 2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

8.82% 8.82% 8.82% 8.82%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

Heating system Heat pump air to air 360% efficiency

Heat pump air to air 360% efficiency

Heat pump air to air 360% efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is

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thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Heat pump air to air 320% efficiency

Heat pump air to air 320% efficiency

Heat pump air to air 320% efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - 4.5 kW photovoltaic 10 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

Heating oil to electricity

Heating oil to electricity

Heating oil to electricity

-

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13

Roof insulation 0.28 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.345 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.303 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.338 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

8.82% 8.82%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

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Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- -

Change of energy carrier

- Heating oil to LPG

Table 5

Energy demand calculation output table – Single family building A

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

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Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 4)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 100 183 0 10 19 110 202 666 0

1 39 24 0 10 19 48 43 170 496

2 25 28 0 10 19 35 47 168 498

3 22 21 0 10 19 32 40 145 521

4 20 22 0 10 19 30 41 143 523 5 31 24 0 8 19 39 43 159 507

6 39 22 0 10 19 48 41 156 510

7 31 19 0 8 19 39 38 145 521

8 6 22 0 3 19 0 50 134 532

9 6 15 0 3 19 0 43 114 552

10 6 15 0 3 19 0 43 0 666

11 100 183 0 10 19 110 202 403 263

12 40 27 0 10 19 50 46 180 486

13 33 23 0 8 19 40 42 159 507

Table 6

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Output data and global cost calculations - Existing single family building A (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

4

Initial investment

cost (referred to starting

year)

Investment increase

compared to reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 164.050

0 112 6472 62.911 1618

14% 30 - 231.652

1 177.765

13715 112 2502 24.326

1618

14% 30 - 206.782

2 182.366

18316 112 2304 22.402

1618

14% 30 - 209.459

3 184.968

20918 112 2120 20.607

1618

14% 30 - 210.266

4 182.978

18928 124 2057 19.994

2040

14% 30 - 208.428

5 186.288

22238

124 2251 21.881

2034

14% 30 - 213.606

6 177.777

13727 112 2414 23.465

1624

14% 30 - 205.953

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7 178.377

14327 124 2162 21.021

2040

14% 30 - 204.854

8 184.863

20813 280 1916 18.625

4667

14% 30 - 215.837

9 187.465

23415 280 1788 17.381

4667

14% 30 - 217.195

10 195.115

31065 280 450 4.374

4667

14% 30 - 213.623

11 181.050

17000 112 2996 33.783

1618

14% 30 - 223.491

12 176.173

12123 112 2584 25.117

1618

14% 30 - 205.981

13 176.114

12064 124 2272 22.084

2040

14% 30 - 203.654

Table 7

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing single family building A (Macroeconomic calculation)

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Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

4

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year – taxes not included)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes not included)

Refer. 134.521

112 6472 154798

7168

1618

3% 30 - 300.582

1 145.236

112 2502 59855

2553

1618

3% 30 - 225.987

2 152.837

112 2304 55123

2704

1618

3% 30 - 229.778

3 155.439

112 2120 50704

2501

1618

3% 30 - 229.893

4 153.449

124 2057 49198

2523

2040

3% 30 - 225.441

5 156.759

124 2251 53840

2553

2034

3% 30 - 236.122

6 148.248

112 2414 57739

2399

1624

3% 30 - 223.756

7 148.848

124 2162 51724

2399

2040

3% 30 - 219.471

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8 155.334

280 1916 45828

3318

4667

3% 30 - 232.297

9 157.936

280 1788 42768

3097

4667

3% 30 - 233.751

10 165.586

280 450 3,737

3097

4667

3% 30 - 210.107

11 151.521

112 2996 67,395

7168

1618

3% 30 - 247.372

12 146.644

112 2584 61,802

2648

1618

3% 30 - 225.131

13 146.585

124 2272 54,341

2648

2040

3% 30 - 218.217

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

Table 8

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings - Existing single family building A

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Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to)

kWh/m², a (for a component approach in the relevant unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings kWh/m², a

Gap

666 145 - 180 No requirements N/A

Justification of the gap: No gap Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The range of the calculated primary energy of the building according the MAEPB lies within the B energy class of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The cost optimal range is represented on variants 6,7,12 and 13. The plan is to propose as minimum requirement to be at least energy class B for a single family building that is undergone major refurbishment. The various measures that constitute variants 6,7,12 and 13 can be guidelines and not mandatory measures, since existing buildings have particularities that may make the implementation of these measures not feasible.

Table 9

Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – Existing single family building B

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Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia 35° 10' N, 33° 22' E

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

Heating degree-days

1231

HDD

Meteorological Service (HDD and CDD at 20°)

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Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

10x10x5.6

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

2

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0.36

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

14

%

East

14

%

North

22

%

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West

22 %

Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Single family house

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

5 W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

7 W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

5

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1,77

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

Average U-value of roof

1,72

W/m²K

Similar to walls

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Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

6,0

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0,6

Wall - ground floor = 1,15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0,25 Lintel above window and door = 1,27 Sill below

window = 1,27 Jamb at

window or door = 1,27

W/mK

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

85000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls

90000 J/m²K

slabs 130000 J/m²K

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Type of shading systems

Curtain

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0,85

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0,85 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour) Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

Only natural ventilation

1/h

No mechanical ventilation

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No mechanical ventilation

Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

80

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

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Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

320

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

80 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature set point

winter

18 (except lounge 21)

°C

Indoor operative temperature

summer

25 (except bathroom 27)

°C

Humidity set point

winter

Ν/Α

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

Ν/Α

%

Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

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lighting

See Annex II

Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

13416

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Energy need for cooling

4192 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW

1774

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Quantity Unit Description

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Energy use for ventilation

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

Energy use for internal lighting

3042

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

1063

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy generated in the building and exported

to the market

0

kWh/a

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

Delivered energy

electricity

7234

kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building

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consumption

systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Fossil fuel

15190

kWh/a

Other (biomass, district heating/cooling, etc.)

1063

kWh/a

Primary energy

36241 kWh/a

Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

Table 10

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Selected variants/measures - Existing single family building B

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 1,72 W/m²K (no insulation)

0,308 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0,308 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0,308 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Wall insulation 1,77 W/m²K (no insulation)

0,436 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0,436 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0,436 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

3,8 W/m²K (double glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

12,01% 12,01% 12,01% 12,01%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 85 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 90 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 130 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central

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central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading No external shading

No external shading No external shading External movable shading

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0,308 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.308 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.256 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.256 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0,436 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.436 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.436 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.303 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 3,8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

12,01% 12,01% 12,01% 12,01%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 85 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 90 kJ/m2K

• External walls 85 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 90 kJ/m2K

• External walls 85 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 90 kJ/m2K

• External walls 85 kJ/m2K

• Internal

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• Slabs 130 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 130 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 130 kJ/m2K

walls 90 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 130 kJ/m2K

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to LPG

External shading External movable shading

No external shading

No external shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.256 W/m²K (10cm 0.256 W/m²K (10cm 0.256 W/m²K (10cm 0.256 W/m²K (10cm

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insulation) insulation) insulation) insulation)

Wall insulation 0.303 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.25 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.25 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.436 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

Windows 3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

2.95 W/m²K (double glazing thermal break)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

12.01% 12.01% 12.01% 12.01%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 85 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 90 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 130 kJ/m2K

• External walls 85 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 90 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 130 kJ/m2K

• External walls 85 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 90 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 130 kJ/m2K

• External walls 85 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 90 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 130 kJ/m2K

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

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Space cooling system

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - 3 kW photovoltaic -

Change of energy carrier

Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to LPG -

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

No external shading

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Roof insulation 0.308 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.308 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.308 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.308 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.335 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

0.335 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

0.335 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

0.335 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

12.01% 12.01% 12.01% 12.01%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 140 kJ/m2K

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 80% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating

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and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - Solar thermal for space heating

4 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to LPG - Heating oil to LPG

External shading No external shading

External movable shading

No external shading

No external shading

Table 11

Energy demand calculation output table – Existing single family building B

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

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Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 10)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 69 72 0 9 16 78 88 321 0

1 44 38 0 9 16 53 54 202 119

2 35 35 0 9 16 44 51 186 135

3 56 26 0 9 16 65 42 183 138

4 39 28 0 9 16 48 44 170 151 5 28 35 0 7 16 35 51 176 145

6 28 35 0 7 16 35 51 174 147

7 26 33 0 7 16 33 49 169 152

8 34 23 0 7 16 41 39 149 172

9 33 22 0 7 16 40 38 147 174

10 29 22 0 7 16 36 38 64 257

11 43 37 0 7 16 50 53 198 123

12 34 37 0 7 16 41 53 187 134

13 43 26 0 7 16 50 42 167 152

14 29 37 0 6 16 35 53 180 141

15 34 37 0 7 16 41 53 82 239

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Table 12

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing single family building B (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

10

Initial investment

cost (referred to starting

year)

Investment increase

compared to reference building

(referred to starting year

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 165.606

0 112 3761

36562

1618

14% 30 206.859

1 174.394

8788

112 2651

25774

1618

14% 30 204.859

2 181.767

16161

112

2425

23574

1618

14% 30 210.031

3 180.899

15294

112

2710

26348

1618

14% 30 211.939

4 188.272

22666

112

2388

23218

1618

14% 30 216.182

5 182.367

16761

124

2195

21337

2034

14% 30 209.141

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6 182.636

17031

124

2180

21188

2034

14% 30 209.261

7 183.316

17710

124

2129

20692

2034

14% 30 209.445

8 189.821

24216

124

2101

20427

2034

14% 30 215.686

9 190.274

24669

124

2082

20236

2034

14% 30 215.948

10 191.142

30636

124

1105

10747

2034

14% 30 213.615

11 174.664

9058

112

2596

25236

1618

14% 30 204.591

12 175.447

9841

124

2335

22703

2034

14% 30 203.587

13 181.952

16.347

124

2326

22612

2034

14% 30 210.358

14 186.316

20.710

150

2256

21930

5657

14% 30 218.015

15 182.247

16.641

124

1135

11034

2034

14% 30 200.304

Table 13

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing single family building B (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

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Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

10

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

not included)

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included) Refer. 135.797

112 3761

89965

6177

1,618

3% 30 236.035

1 144.585

112 2651

63420

4364

1,618

3% 30 214.883

2 151.958

112

2425

58006

4010

1,618

3% 30 215.160

3 151.090

112

2710

64833

4413

1,618

3% 30 221.679

4 158.463

112

2388

57131

3918

1,618

3% 30 219.528

5 152.558

124

2195

52501

3635

2,034

3% 30 210.411

6 152.827

124

2180

52135

3609

2,034

3% 30 210.240

7 153.507

124

2129

50915

3527

2,034

3% 30 209.496

8 160.012

124

2101

50263

3445

2,034

3% 30 214.096

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9 160.465

124

2082

49793

3413

2,034

3% 30 213.966

10 166.433

124

1105

21716

3299

2,034

3% 30 191.644

11 144.855

112

2596

62095

4277

1,618

3% 30 213.692

12 145.638

124

2335

55864

3850

2,034

3% 30 208.315

13 152.143

124

2326

56516

3847

2,034

3% 30 214.298

14 156.507

150

2256

53961

3755

5,657

3% 30 218.840

15 152.438

124

1135

20846

3850

2,034

3% 30 180.173

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

Table 14

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings - Existing single family building B

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Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to)

kWh/m², a (for a component approach in the relevant unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings kWh/m², a

Gap

321 82 - 187 No requirements N/A

Justification of the gap: No gap Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The range of the calculated primary energy of the building according the MAEPB mainly lies within the B energy class of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The cost optimal range is represented on variants 12 and 15. The plan is to propose as minimum requirement to be at least energy class B for a single family building that is undergone major refurbishment. The various measures that constitute variants 12 and 15 can be guidelines and not mandatory measures, since existing buildings have particularities that may make the implementation

Table 15

Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – Existing office building A

Quantity Unit Description

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Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia 35° 10' N, 33° 22' E

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

Heating degree-days

1274

HDD

Meteorological Service (HDD and CDD at 20°)

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

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Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

23x17x12

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

4

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0,33

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

29

%

East

29

%

North

29

%

West

29 %

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Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Office

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

13,2

W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

25

W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

15

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1,11

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

Average U-value of roof

0,58

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

6,0

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the

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frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0,6

Wall - ground floor = 1,15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0,25 Lintel above window and door = 1,27 Sill below

window = 1,27 Jamb at

window or door = 1,27

W/mK

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

150000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls

120000 J/m²K

slabs 240000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Internal solar blind

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0,85 ¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to

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the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0,85 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

5

1/s/m2

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets. Natural ventilation for the rest of the building.

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No heat recovery

Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

90

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

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Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

200

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

100 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature set point

winter

22 (in most areas)

°C

Indoor operative temperature

summer

24 (in most areas)

°C

Humidity set point

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting

See Annex II

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Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

110193

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Energy need for cooling

45467 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW

4199

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

5271

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the

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humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

Energy use for internal lighting

78235

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

0

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy generated in the building and exported

to the market

0

kWh/a

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

133071

kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation,

110193

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Fossil fuel

kWh/a domestic hot water, and lighting.

Other (biomass, district heating/cooling, etc.)

0

kWh/a

Primary energy

480503 kWh/a

Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

Table 16

Selected variants/measures - Existing office building A

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

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Roof insulation 0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 1.11 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.24 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.39 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.17 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.19% 21.19% 21.19% 21.19%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

Heating system Fun coil units with oil boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas

Fun coil units with oil boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Fun coil units with oil boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas all areas

DHW Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Fun coil units with air cooled chiller for cooling - Split units A/C in some area

Fun coil units with air cooled chiller for cooling - Split units A/C in some area

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Fun coil units with air cooled chiller for cooling - Split units A/C in some area

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Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - Heating oil to electricity

-

External shading No external shading No external shading No external shading No external shading Lighting systems and controls

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.3 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.37 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.17 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.24 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.17 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.24 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.19% 21.19% 21.19% 21.19%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m Heating system Fun coil units with 100%

efficiency LPG boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas

Fun coil units with 100% efficiency LPG boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Fun coil units with 100% efficiency LPG boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas

DHW Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

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Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Fun coil units with air cooled chiller for cooling - Split units A/C in some areas

Fun coil units with air cooled chiller for cooling - Split units A/C in some areas

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Split units A/C class A

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to electricity

Heating oil to LPG

External shading No external shading No external shading No external shading No external shading Lighting systems and controls

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.17 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.17 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.24 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.17 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.19% 21.19% 21.19% 21.19%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

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Heating system Fun coil units with oil boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas all areas

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Energy efficient central air conditioners

DHW Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply

Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Heat recovery system – Mixed mode ventilation strategy

Heat recovery system – Mixed mode ventilation strategy

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Fun coil units with air cooled chiller for cooling - Split units A/C in some areas

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- Heating oil to electricity

Heating oil to electricity

Heating oil to electricity

External shading External movable shading

No external shading No external shading No external shading

Lighting systems and controls

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Roof insulation 0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

Windows 3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

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Share of window area of total building envelope

21.19% 21.19% 21.19% 21.19%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m Heating system Energy efficient

central air conditioners Fun coil units with 100% efficiency LPG boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas

Fun coil units with oil boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas all areas

Fun coil units with 100% efficiency LPG boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas

DHW Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply

Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Split units A/C class A Fun coil units with air cooled chiller for cooling - Split units A/C in some areas

Split units A/C class A

Measures based on RES

- - 10 kW photovoltaic 10 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

Heating oil to electricity

Heating oil to LPG - Heating oil to LPG

External shading No external shading No external shading No external shading No external shading Lighting systems and controls

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

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Measure Variant 16 Variant 17 Variant 18 Variant 19

Roof insulation 0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.3 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.3 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

0.24 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.17 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

Windows 3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low e, thermal break)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.19% 21.19% 21.19% 21.19%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K Slabs 240 kJ/

Heating system Fun coil units with 100% efficiency LPG boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas

Energy efficient central air conditioners

Split units A/C class A Fun coil units with 100% efficiency LPG boiler for heating - Split units A/C in some areas

DHW Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply

Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply

Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply

Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C class A Energy efficient central air conditioners

Split units A/C class A Split units A/C class A

Measures based on RES

10 kW photovoltaic - 10 kW photovoltaic 10 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to electricity

Heating oil to electricity

Heating oil to electricity

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External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading Overhangs on the windows at South and East facade

Lighting systems and controls

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Table 17

Energy demand calculation output table – Existing office building A

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

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Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 16)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 76,1

104,5

3,64 2,9

54,03 76,1 165,1 537,5 0

1 40,2 87,4 3,64 2,9

54,18

40,2 148,1 442,4 95,11

2 15,2 66,8 1,1 2,9

54,03

0 140 378,1 159,45

3 41,3 86,5 3,64 2,9

54,22

41,3 147,3 449,2 88,36

4 47,8 89,6

3,64 2,9

54,03 47,8 150,2 465,2 72,35

5 47,8 87,8

3,64 2,9

54,03 47,8 148,4 460,5 76,98

6 13,7 64,6

1,1 2,9

54,03

0 136,3 368,0 169,55

7 35,0 59,8

1,1 2,9

54,03

35 117,8 361,1 176,38

8 47,4 60,2

3,64 2,9

54,22

47,4 121 385,4 152,15

9 13,3 46,3

32,62 2,9

54,03

0 149,2 402,7 134,85

10 13,8 46,7

32,62 0,9

54,03

0 148 399,8 137,75

11 13,7 64,6

1,15 0,9

54,03

0 134,3 362,7 174,85

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12 10,9 63,2

1,15 0,9

54,22

0 130,3 351,9

185,59

13 29,5 53,5

1,15 0,9

37,39

29,5 92,94 289,6 247,95

14 32,5 85,6

1,1 2,9

37,39

32,5 126,99 347,4 190,12

15 29,5 53,5

1,15 0,9

37,39

29,5 92,94 252,1 285,37

16 34,4 36,9

1,15 0,9

37,39

34,4 76,3 215,5 322,03

17 13,6 38,3

1,1 0,9

37,36

0 90,77 245,1 292,42

18 8,7 35,0

1,15 0,9

37,39

0 83,65 189,1 348,43

19 32,6

42,7

1,15 0,9

37,39

32,6 82,65 226,5

311,00

Table 18

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing office building A (Financial calculation)

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Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

16

Initial investment

cost (referred to starting

year)

Investment increase

compared to reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 941.077

0 2360

50711

€ 450918

23500

14% 20 1.480.249

1 987.191

46114

2360

€ 42894

€ 381411

23500

14% 20 1.456.857

2 959.073

17996

2600

€ 39119

€ 347842

9750

14% 20 1.388.005

3 991.529

50453

2360

€ 42971

€ 382093

23500

14% 20 1.461.877

4 969.749

28673

2.400

€ 43893

€ 390297

23000

14% 20 1.448.899

5 977.902

36826

2.400

€ 43676

€ 388364

23000

14% 20 1.455.118

6 967.749

26673

2.600

€ 38245

€ 340069

9750

14% 20 1.388.909

7 965.987

24911

1.960

€ 37157

€ 330395

7000

14% 20 1.357.162

8 1.060.381 119305

2360

€ 40617

€ 361167

23500

14% 20 1.509.804

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9 973.949

32873

2848

€ 49017

€ 435854

11300

14% 20 1.499.248

10 971.455

30379

2857

€ 48435

€ 430683

11300

14% 20 1.491.836

11 969.593

28517

2609

€ 37422

€ 332752

9750

14% 20 1.383.689

12 990.770

49694

2609

€ 36152

€ 321458

9750

14% 20 1.393.572

13 984.520

43444

1969

€ 27715

€ 246440

7000

14% 20 1.293.092

14 1.008.676

67600

2360

€ 30313

€ 269538

7700

14% 20 1.388.687

15 1.001.520

60444

1969

€ 24713

€ 219744

4450

14% 20 1.280.847

16 1.070.372

129296

1969

€ 23274

€ 206949

4.450

14% 20 1.303.340

17 1.073.128

132051

2609

€ 27050

€ 240525

9.750

14% 20 1.396.097

18 1.080.855

139779

1689

€ 21490

€ 191089

7.950

14% 20 1.327.344

19 1.018.802

77726

7.950

€ 23739

€ 211.090

7.950

14% 20 1.289.475

Table 19

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing office building A (Macroeconomic calculation)

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Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

16

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

not included)

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included) Refer. 771.683

2,360

50,711

816.493

52.554

23,500

3%

20

1.718.357

1 817.797

2,360

€ 42,894

690.634

44.933

23,500

3% 20 1.622.690

2 789.679

2,600

€ 39,119

629.851

41.705

9,750

3% 20 1.530.282

3 822.135

2,360

€ 42,971

691.870

44.992

23,500

3% 20 1.627.543

4 800.356

2,400

€ 43,893

706.725

45.837

23,000

3% 20 1.625.962

5 808.508

2,400

€ 43,676

703.224

45.605

23,000

3% 20 1.628.915

6 798.356

2,600

€ 38,245

615.776

40.773

9,750

3% 20 1.522.390

7 796.593

1,960

€ 37,157

598.258

38.911

7,000

3% 20 1.483.485

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8 890.987

2,360

€ 40,617

653.979

42.364

23,500

3% 20 1.643.482

9 804.556

2,848

€ 49,017

789.217

52.258

11,300

3% 20 1.719.802

10 802.061

2,857

€ 48,435

779.854

51.638

11,300

3% 20 1.708.002

11 800.200

2,609

€ 37,422

602.526

39.896

9,750

3% 20 1.510.003

12 821.376

2,609

€ 36,152

582.076

38.542

9,750

3% 20 1.505.564

13 815.126

1,969

€ 27,715

446.237

28.956

7,000

3% 20 1.337.836

14 839.282

2,360

€ 30,313

436.399

34.874

7,700

3% 20 1.363.960

15 832.126

1,969

€ 24,713

387.288

28.956

4,450

3% 20 1.290.736

16 900.978

1,969

€ 23,274

362.720

27.415

4.450

3% 20 1.321.085

17 903.734

2,609

€ 27,050

435.528

28.838

9,750

3% 20 1.417.747

18 911.461

1,689

€ 21,490

335.099

26.203

7,950

3% 20 1.296.794

19 849.408

1.689

€ 23.739

370.218

27.947

1.689

3% 20 1.312.506

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

Table 20

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Comparison table for both new and existing buildings - Existing office building A

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to)

kWh/m², a (for a component approach in the relevant unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings kWh/m², a

Gap

537 226 - 252 Up to 234

Justification of the gap: Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The range of the calculated primary energy of the building according the MAEPB mainly lies within the B energy class of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The cost optimal range is represented on variants 15 and 19. The plan is to propose to maintain the minimum requirement to be at least energy class B for an office building that is undergone major refurbishment. The various measures that constitute variants 15 and 19 can be guidelines and not mandatory measures, since existing buildings have particularities that may make the implementation

Table 21

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing office building A (Public building - Financial calculation)

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Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

10

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 941.077

2,360

50,711

492.967

37.333

14% 30 1.536.131

1 987.191

2,360

€ 42,894

416.978

37.333

14% 30 1.506.257

2 959.073

2,600

€ 39,119

380.279

28.167

14% 30 1.438.859

3 991.529

2,360

€ 42,971

417.724

37.333

14% 30 1.511.341

4 969.749

2,.400

€ 43,893

426.693

37.667

14% 30 1.499.961

5 977.902

2,.400

€ 43,676

424.579

37.667

14% 30 1.506.000

6 967.749

2,.600

€ 38,245

371.781

28.167

14% 30 1.439.038

7 965.987

1,.960

€ 37,157

361.205

23.333

14% 30 1.404.305

8 1.060.381 2,360

€ 40,617

394.847

37.333

14% 30 1.557.316

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9 973.949

2,848

€ 49,017

476.498

31.267

14% 30 1.559.859

10 971.455

2,857

€ 48,435

470.845

31.881

14% 30 1.552.579

11 969.593

2,609

€ 37,422

363.781

28.781

14% 30 1.433.749

12 990.770

2,609

€ 36,152

351.435

28.781

14% 30 1.442.580

13 984.520

1,969

€ 27,715

269.420

25.598

14% 30 1.333.571

14 1.008.676

2,360

€ 30,313

294.673

34.117

14% 30 1.402.221

15 1.001.520

1,969

€ 24,713

240.236

29.565

14% 30 1.325.353

16 1.070.372

1,969

€ 23,274

226.247

29.565

14% 30 1.380.216

17 1.073.128

2,609

€ 27,050

262.955

30.431

14% 30 1.438.107

18 1.080.855

1,689

€ 21,490

208.909

27.231

14% 30 1.363.345

19 1.018.802

1.969

€ 23.739

230.774

29.565

14% 30 1.333.174

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

Table 22

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing office building A (Public building - Macroeconomic calculation)

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Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

10

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

not included)

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included) Refer. 771.683

2,360

50,711

1.212.991

85.382

37.333

3%

30

2.187.258

1 817.797

2,360

€ 42,894

1.026.013

73.000

37.333

3% 30

2.025.712

2 789.679

2,600

€ 39,119

935.713

67.757

28.167

3% 30

1.905.529

3 822.135

2,360

€ 42,971

1.027.849

73.097

37.333

3% 30

2.031.203

4 800.356

2,400

€ 43,893

1.049.918

74.470

37.667

3% 30

2.038.047

5 808.508

2,400

€ 43,676

1.044.717

74.092

37.667

3% 30

2.039.154

6 798.356

2,600

€ 38,245

914.803

66.243

28.167

3% 30

1.890.220

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7 796.593

1,960

€ 37,157

888.779

63.217

23.333

3% 30

1.839.937

8 890.987

2,360

€ 40,617

971.558

68.827

37.333

3% 30

2.027.099

9 804.556

2,848

€ 49,017

1.172.468

84.900

31.267

3% 30

2.180.302

10 802.061

2,857

€ 48,435

1.158.559

83.893

31.881

3% 30

2.164.072

11 800.200

2,609

€ 37,422

895.119

64.817

28.781

3% 30

1.871.355

12 821.376

2,609

€ 36,152

864.739

62.617

28.781

3% 30

1.856.140

13 815.126

1,969

€ 27,715

662.935

47.044

25.598

3% 30

1.615.202

14 839.282

2,360

€ 30,313

709.307

56.658

34.117

3% 30

1.707.644

15 832.126

1,969

€ 24,713

575.360

47.044

29.565

3% 30

1.544.819

16 900.978

1,969

€ 23,274

540.488

44.540

29.565

3% 30

1.563.902

17 903.734

2,609

€ 27,050

647.025

46.852

30.431

3% 30

1.691.547

18 911.461

1,689

€ 21,490

497.826

42.571

27.231

3% 30

1.519.030

19 849.408

1.969

€ 23.739

551.628

45.404

29.565

3% 30

1.563.620

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 23

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings - Existing office building A (public building)

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to)

kWh/m², a (for a component approach in the relevant unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings kWh/m², a

Gap

537 226 - 252 Up to 234 No gap

Justification of the gap: No gap Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The range of the calculated primary energy of the building according the MAEPB mainly lies within the B energy class of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The cost optimal range is represented on variants 15 and 19. The plan is to propose to maintain the minimum requirement to be at least energy class B for an office building that is undergone major refurbishment. The various measures that constitute variants 15 and 19 can be guidelines and not mandatory measures, since existing buildings have particularities that may make the implementation

Table 24

Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – Existing office building B

Quantity Unit Description

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Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia 35° 10' N, 33° 22' E

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

Heating degree-days

1274

HDD

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 15927-6, specifying the period of calculation

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

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Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

Meteorological Service (HDD and CDD at 20°)

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

23x17x12

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

4

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0.33

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

29

%

East

29

%

North

29

%

West

29 %

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Orientation

0

°

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Office

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

13,2

W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

25

W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

15

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1.11

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

Average U-value of roof

1.99

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

3.8

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the

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frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0.6

Wall - ground floor = 1.15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0.25 Lintel above window and door = 1.27 Sill below

window = 1.27 Jamb at

window or door = 1.27

W/mK

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

141000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls

120000 J/m²K

slabs 240000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Internal solar blind

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0.76 ¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to

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the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0.76 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

5

1/s/m2

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets. Natural ventilation for the rest of the building.

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No heat recovery

Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

220

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

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Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

200

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

100 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature set point

winter

22 (in most areas)

°C

Indoor operative temperature

summer

24 (in most areas)

°C

Humidity set point

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting

See Annex II

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Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

36489

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Energy need for cooling

52852 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW

4199

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

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Energy use for internal lighting

80074

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

0

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy generated in the building and exported

to the market

0

kWh/a

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

173615

kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation,

Fossil fuel

0 kWh/a

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domestic hot water, and lighting.

Other (biomass, district heating/cooling, etc.)

0

kWh/a

Primary energy

468760 kWh/a

Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

Table 25

Selected variants/measures - Existing office building B

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

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Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation

1.99 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.29 W/m²K (9cm of insulation)

0.22 W/m²K (12cm of insulation) 0.29 W/m²K (9cm of insulation)

Wall insulation

1.10 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation) 0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

Windows 3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing) 2.95 W/m²K (double glazing, thermal break)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.19% 21.19% 21.19% 21.19%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K • Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K • Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K • Slabs 240 kJ/m

Heating system

Split units A/C

Split units A/C

Split units A/C

Split units A/C

DHW Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

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Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C

Split units A/C

Split units A/C

Split units A/C

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading

No external shading

No external shading No external shading No external shading

Lighting systems and controls

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation

0.29 W/m²K (9cm of insulation)

0.29 W/m²K (9cm of insulation)

0.29 W/m²K (9cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

Wall insulation

0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation) 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing) 3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.19% 21.19% 21.19% 21.19%

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Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K • Slabs 240 kJ/m

Heating system

Split units A/C

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

DHW Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

Heating oil to LPG

Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to electricity Heating oil to LPG

External shading

No external shading

No external shading External movable shading No external shading

Lighting Energy efficient lighting Energy efficient lighting Energy efficient lighting systems in Energy efficient lighting systems in

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systems and controls

systems in commercial buildings

systems in commercial buildings

commercial buildings

commercial buildings

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

Wall insulation

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation) 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation) 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

2.95 W/m²K (double glazing, thermal break)

3.8 W/m²K (double glazing) 3.8 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.19% 21.19% 21.19% 21.19%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

Heating system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

DHW Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Ventilation system (incl. night

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

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ventilation)

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Measures based on RES

- - 10 kW photovoltaic 10 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading

No external shading

No external shading No external shading Overhangs on the windows at South and East facade

Lighting systems and controls

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Measure Variant 12

Roof insulation 0.22 W/m²K (12cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.20 W/m²K (12cm insulation)

Windows 2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low e, thermal break)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.19%

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Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m Heating system Split units A/C – Energy class

A DHW Instantaneous hot

water by electric resistance

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Measures based on RES

10 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

-

External shading Overhangs on the windows at South and East facade

Lighting systems and controls

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Table 26

Energy demand calculation output table – Existing office building B

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Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 25)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 25,2

121,6

0 2,9

55,3 0

204,99

553,5

0

1 14,3

92,1

2,9

55,3 0

164,63

444,5 108,9

2 14,2

91,6

2,9

55,3 0

163,95

442,7

110,8

3 12,7

94,3

2,9

55,3 0

165,13

445,8

107,7

4 15,5

82,9

2,9 38,5

0

139,70

377,1

176,3

5 9,4

51,8

2,9 38,5

0

102,62

277,0

276,5

6 11,0

35,1

2,9 38,5

0

87,44

236,0

317,4

7 9,9

52,6

2,9 38,5

0

103,95

280,6

272,9

8 8,9

42,1

2,9 38,5

0

92,42

249,5

304,0

9 8,9

53,7

2,9 38,5

0

103,96

280,6

272,8

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10 9,9

52,6

2,9 38,5

0

103,95

245,5

307,9

11 10,8

41,6

2,9 38,5

0

93,81

218,2

335,3

12 8,2

40,9

2,9 38,5

0

90,48

209,2

344,3

Table 27

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing office building B (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

25

Initial investment

cost (referred to starting

year)

Investment increase

compared to reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 941.077

0 1.440

€ 50.338

€ 447.603

9.000

14% 20 1.437.191

1 979.467

38.391

1.440

€ 42.042

€ 373.834

9.000

14% 20 1.401.813

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2 980.839

39.763

1.440

€ 41.921

€ 372.759

9.000

14% 20 1.402.110

3 985.726

44.650

1.440

€ 41.632

€ 370.187

9.000

14% 20 1.404.424

4 982.217

41.141

1.440

€ 34.302

€ 305.013

10.100

14% 20 1.336.841

5 989.217

48.141

1.720

€ 27.865

247.776

11.850

14% 20 1.296.037

6 1.058.069

116.992

1.720

€ 26.397

234.720

11.850

14% 20 1.351.833

7 985.289

44.212

1.720

€ 28.180

250.572

11.850

14% 20 1.294.905

8 1.007.289

66.212

2.600

€ 26.433

235.045

10.850

14% 20 1.324.523

9 991.548

50.472

1.720

€ 27.863

247.761

11.850

14% 20 1.298.353

10 1.002.289

61.212

1.720

€ 25.177

223.877

9.300

14% 20 1.282.660

11 1.019.571

78.494

1.720

€ 24.156

214.793

9.300

14% 20 1.290.859

12 1.034.260

93.184

1.720

€ 22.978

€ 204.321 9.300

14% 20 1.295.076

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Table 28

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing office building B (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

25

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

not included)

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included) Refer. 771.683

1.440

€ 50.338

810.491

53.666

23,500

3%

20

1.678.827

1 803.163

1.440

€ 42.042

676.916

44.822

23,500

3% 20 1.567.888

2 804.288

1.440

€ 41.921

674.969

44.693

9,750

3% 20 1.566.937

3 808.296

1.440

€ 41.632

670.311

44.384

23,500

3% 20 1.565.978

4 805.418

1.440

€ 34.302

552.297

36.570

23,000

3% 20 1.438.175

5 811.158

1.720

€ 27.865

448.656

29.708

23,000

3% 20 1.341.770

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6 867.617

1.720

€ 26.397

425.016

28.142

9,750

3% 20 1.373.023

7 807.937

1.720 € 28.180

453.720

30.043

7,000

3% 20 1.343.948

8 825.977

2.600

€ 26.433

425.604

28.181

23,500

3% 20 1.352.950

9 813.070

1.720 € 27.863

448.629

29.706

11,300

3% 20 1.343.653

10 821.877

1.720 € 25.177

394.771

30.043

11,300

3% 20 1.296.848

11 836.048

1.720 € 24.156

378.323

28.954

9,750

3% 20 1.293.482

12 848.093

1.720 € 22.978

358.296

27.698

9,750

3% 20 1.284.244

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 29

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings - Existing office building B

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to)

kWh/m², a (for a component approach in the relevant unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings kWh/m², a

Gap

553 218 - 245 Up to 234

Justification of the gap: Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The range of the calculated primary energy of the building according the MAEPB mainly lies within the B energy class of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The cost optimal range is represented on variants 10 and 11. The plan is to propose to maintain the minimum requirement to be at least energy class B for an office building that is undergone major refurbishment. The various measures that constitute variants 10 and 11 can be guidelines and not mandatory measures, since existing buildings have particularities that may make the implementation

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Table 30

Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – Existing retail building

Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia 35° 10' N, 33° 22' E

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

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Heating degree-days

1274

HDD

Meteorological Service (HDD and CDD at 20°)

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

27x15x3,5

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

1

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0.29

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

28,5

%

East

33,6

%

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North

38,9

%

West

83,8 %

Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Retail

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

15,4

W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

30

W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

5

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1,53

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

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Average U-value of roof

2,1

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

6

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0.6

Wall - ground floor = 1.15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0.25 Lintel above window and door = 1.27 Sill below

window = 1.27 Jamb at

window or door = 1.27

W/mK

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

141000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls

121000 J/m²K

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slabs 116000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

No shading system

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0,85

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0,85 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

N/A

1/h

Only natural ventilation

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No heat recovery

Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

360

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

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Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

320

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

100 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature set point

winter

20 °C

Indoor operative temperature

summer

23 °C

Humidity setpoint

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting See Annex II

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Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

10176

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Energy need for cooling

21136 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW

536

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery

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0 (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

Energy use for internal lighting

44290

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

0

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy generated in the building and exported

to the market

0

kWh/a

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

76096

kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to

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Fossil fuel

0 kWh/a

satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Other (biomass, district heating/cooling, etc.)

0

kWh/a

Primary energy

205460 kWh/a

Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

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Table 31

Selected variants/measures - Existing retail building

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 2.1 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.26 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.22 W/m²K (12cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 1.53 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.423 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.329 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

0.26 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (display window)

6 W/m²K (display window)

6 W/m²K (display window)

6 W/m²K (display window)

Share of window area of total building envelope

17.81% 17.81% 17.81% 17.81%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

Heating system Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

DHW Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

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Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading No external shading No external shading No external shading No external shading Lighting systems and controls

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Fluorescent lighting in all areas

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.423 W/m²K (5cm insulation) 0.423 W/m²K (5cm insulation) 0.423 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.423 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (display window)

6 W/m²K (display window)

6 W/m²K (display window)

6 W/m²K (display window)

Share of window area of total building envelope

17.81% 17.81% 17.81% 17.81%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

Heating system Energy efficient central air Split units A/C – Energy class Energy efficient central air Energy efficient central air

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conditioners and chillers

A

conditioners and chillers

conditioners and chillers

DHW Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Heat recovery systems for recovering of heat (commercial buildings) – Mixed mode operation strategy

Space cooling system

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading No external shading No external shading External movable shading

No external shading

Lighting systems and controls

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10

Roof insulation 0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.22 W/m²K (12cm of insulation)

0.26 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.423 W/m²K (5cm insulation) 0.26 W/m²K (10cm insulation) 0.329 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (display window)

6 W/m²K (display window)

6 W/m²K (display window)

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Share of window area of total building envelope

17.81% 17.81% 17.81%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 121 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 116 kJ/m Heating system Energy efficient central air

conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

DHW Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Instantaneous hot water by electric resistance

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Measures based on RES

29 kW photovoltaic 29 kW photovoltaic 29 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

- - -

External shading No external shading No external shading No external shading Lighting systems and controls

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings

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Table 32

Energy demand calculation output table – Existing retail building

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 31)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 24,7

121,6

0 1,3

107,5

0

304,47

822,1

0

1 18,8

104,6

0

1,3

107,5

0

232,11

626,7 195,4

2 18,4

100,8

0

1,3

107,5

0

227,94

615,4

206,6

3 18,2

99,1

0

1,3

107,5

0

225,98

610,2

211,9

4 16,9

83,7

0

1,3

107,5

0

209,32

565,2

256,9

5 19,4

98,9

0

1,3

89,4

0

208,95

564,2

257,9

6 17,5

79,1

0

1,3

89,4

0

187,23

505,5

316,5

7 17,3

43,9

6,68 1,3

89,4

0

158,50

427,9

394,1

8 17,5

79,1

0

1,3

89,4

0

187,23

148,6

673,5

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9 17,0

74,7

0

1,3

89,4

0

182,33

135,3

686,7

10 17,2

76,1

0

1,3

89,4

0

183,90

139,6

682,5

Table 33

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing retail building (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

31

Initial investment

cost (referred to starting

year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 267800

0 486

€ 22.074

196.279

3.037

14% 20 480,452

1 287893

20.093

486

€ 18.983

168.791

3.037

14% 20 473,057

2 289924

22.124

486

€ 18.802

167.187

3.037

14% 20 473,484

3 291631

23.831

486

€ 18.715

166.414

3.037

14% 20 474,417

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4 290743

22.943

600

€ 18.009

160.137

2.250

14% 20 469,593

5 288393

20.593

486

€ 16.695

148.447

3.237

14% 20 453,413

6 291243

23.443

600

€ 15.754

140.082

2.450

14% 20 450,238

7 294243

26.443

720

€ 15.268

135.766

3.200,00

14% 20 452,965

8 340543

72.743

600

€ 7.038

62.580

-4.945

14% 20 414,642

9 344281

76.481

600

€ 6.821

60.654

-4.945

14% 20 416,453

10 342574

74.774

600

€ 6.891

61.273

-4.945

14% 20 415,366

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Table 34

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing retail building (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

31

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year – taxes are not

included)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

not included)

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included) Refer. 219,596

486

€ 22.074

355,410

23.533

3.037

3%

20

613,047

1 239,689

486

€ 18.983

305,637

20.238

3.037

3% 20 576,455

2 241,720

486

€ 18.802

302,732

20.045

3.037

3% 20 575,023

3 243,427

486

€ 18.715

301,331

19.953

3.037

3% 20 574,930

4 242,539

600

€ 18.009

289,966

19.200

2.250

3% 20 564,257

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5 240,189

486

€ 16.695

268,799

17.798

3.237

3% 20 537,752

6 243,039

600

€ 15.754

253,651

16.795

2.450

3% 20 526,112

7 246,039

720

€ 15.268

245,837

16.278

3,200

3% 20 523,822

8 292,339

600

€ 7.038

79,418

16.795

-4.945

3% 20 386,240

9 296,077

600

€ 6.821

75,930

16.564

-4.945

3% 20 385,587

10 294,370

600

€ 6.891

77,052

16.639

-4.945

3% 20 385,383

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Comparison table for both new and existing buildings - Existing retail building

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to)

kWh/m², a (for a component approach in the relevant unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings kWh/m², a

Gap

822 158 – 184 No requirement N/A

Justification of the gap: No gap Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The range of the calculated primary energy of the building according the MAEPB mainly lies within the A energy class of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The cost optimal range is represented on variants 8, 9 and 10. The plan is to propose to a minimum requirement to be at least energy class B for a retail building that is undergone major refurbishment. The various measures that constitute variants 8, 9 and 10 can be guidelines and not mandatory measures, since existing buildings have particularities that may make the implementation of these measures not possible in certain buildings.

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Table 35

Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – New single family house

Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

Location

Nicosia 35° 10' N, 33° 22' E

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

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condition

Heating degree-days

1274

HDD

Meteorological Service (HDD and CDD at 20°)

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

10,2x8,9x6

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

2

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0,33

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building

South

15

%

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envelope area

East

17,2

%

North

17,2

%

West

31,6 %

Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Single family house

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

5 W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

7 W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

5

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1,777

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

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Average U-value of roof

4,278

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

3,8

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0.6

Wall - ground floor = 1.15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0.25 Lintel above window and door = 1.27 Sill below

window = 1.27 Jamb at

window or door = 1.27

W/mK

thermal capacity per

external walls

94000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO

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unit area

Internal walls

98000 J/m²K

13786

Slabs 188000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Curtain

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0,76

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading 0,76

¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

Only natural ventilation

1/h

No mechanical ventilation

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No heat recovery

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Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

85

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

320

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

85 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature set point

winter

18 (except lounge 21)

°C

Indoor operative temperature

summer

25 (except bathroom 27)

°C

Humidity set point

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

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Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting

See Annex II

Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

10138

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Energy need for cooling

7058 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW

1602

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

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Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

Energy use for internal lighting

2939

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

960

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy generated in the building and exported

to the market

0

kWh/a

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Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

9979 kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Fossil fuel

11739 kWh/a

Other (biomass, district heating/cooling, etc.)

960

kWh/a

Primary energy

39882 kWh/a

Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

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Selected variants/measures – New single family house

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 4.278 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 1.777 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.338 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

0.678 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick)

0.678 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick))

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

13.6% 13.6% 13.6% 13.6%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

Heating system Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central

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central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading No external shading No external shading No external shading No external shading Lighting systems and controls

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.678 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick))

0.678 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick)

0.678 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick)

0.253 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 2.95 W/m²K (double glazing thermal break)

2.95 W/m²K (double glazing thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

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Share of window area of total building envelope

13.6% 13.6% 13.6% 13.6%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

Heating system Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to LPG Heating oil to LPG

External shading No external shading External movable No external shading No external shading

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shading Lighting systems and controls

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.345 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.437 W/m²K (5cm insulation) 0.678 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick)

0.253 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.253 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

13.6% 13.6% 13.6%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

• External walls 94 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 98 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 188 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m Heating system Boiler using LPG for fuel

with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Heat pump chiller

Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage

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tank. tank. tank. tank. Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Heat pump chiller

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

Heating oil to LPG - -

External shading External movable shading

No external shading External movable shading

No external shading

Lighting systems and controls

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Roof insulation 0.191 W/m²K (15cm of insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm of insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.253 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.303 W/m²K (8cm insulation) 0.253 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.253 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

Share of window area of total building envelope

13.6% 13.6% 13.6%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

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Heating system Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Measures based on RES

- - - 5.3 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

- - -

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

Lighting systems and controls

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Measure Variant 16 Variant 17 Variant 18 Variant 19

Roof insulation 0.638 W/m²K (4cm of insulation)

0.638 W/m²K (4cm of insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation

0.638 W/m²K (4cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.619 W/m²K (3cm insulation)

0.678 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick)

0.253 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.678 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick)

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Windows 2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal break)

2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

13.6% 13.6% 13.6% 13.6%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m Heating system Boiler using heating

oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Split units A/C – Energy class A

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Measures based on RES

- - 3kW photovoltaic -

Change of energy carrier

- - -

External shading External movable shading External movable shading External movable shading External movable shading Lighting systems Compact fluorescent lighting Compact fluorescent lighting Compact fluorescent lighting Compact fluorescent lighting

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and controls in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Measure Variant 20 Variant 21 Variant 22 Variant 23

Roof insulation 0.638 W/m²K (4cm of insulation)

0.39 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

W/m²K (9cm of insulation)

0.39 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.678 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick)

0.437 W/m²K (5cm insulation) 0.303 W/m²K (8cm insulation) 0.437 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

Share of window area of total building envelope

13.6% 13.6% 13.6% 13.6%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m Heating system Split units A/C – Energy class

A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

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Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Measures based on RES

2kW photovoltaic - - 2kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

- - -

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading External movable shading

Lighting systems and controls

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Measure Variant 24 Variant 25 Variant 26 Variant 27

Roof insulation 0.309 W/m²K (9cm of insulation)

0.345 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.345 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.345 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.303 W/m²K (8cm insulation) 0.338 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

0.338 W/m²K (7cm insulation)

0.718 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick)

Windows 2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

13.6% 13.6% 13.6% 13.6%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

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• Slabs 240 kJ/m • Slabs 240 kJ/m • Slabs 240 kJ/m • Slabs 240 kJ/m

Heating system Split units A/C – Energy class A

Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Split units A/C – Energy class A

Measures based on RES

2kW photovoltaic - -

Change of energy carrier

- - -

External shading External movable shading

No external shading External movable shading

External movable shading

Lighting systems and controls

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Measure Variant 28

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Roof insulation 0.345 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.718 W/m²K (thermal insulating brick)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

13.6%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 150 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 240 kJ/m Heating system Boiler using LPG for fuel

with 100% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets

Space cooling system

Split units A/C – Energy class A

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Measures based on RES

-

Change of energy carrier

-

External shading No external shading Lighting systems and controls

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas except kitchen which is fluorescent

Table 37

Energy demand calculation output table – New single family house

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 36)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 57,6

133,6

0 9,1

16,7 66,7

150,3

479,1

0

1 17,0

59,9

0 9,1 16,7

26,1

76,6

235,5

243,54

2 21,7 64,4 0 9,1 16,7

30,8 81,1 252,8 226,29

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3 21,4

63,3

0 9,1 16,7

30,6

80

249,5

229,59

4 17,9

65,2

0 9,1 16,7

27,0

81,9

250,8

228,30

5 21,9

39,8

0 7,8 16,7

29,6

56,5

186,4

292,65

6 13,1

63,2 0 7,8

16,7

20,8

79,9

238,6 240,43

7 13,3

57,7

0 7,8 16,7

21,0

74,4

224,0

255,06

8 17,0

38,4

0 7,8 16,7

24,7

55,1

176,0

303,09

9 17,9

52,2

0 9,1

16,7

27,1 68,9

215,9

263,17

10 4,1

34,6

0 2,6 16,7

0

58

156,5

322,57

11 15,6

57,5

0 9,1 16,7

24,7

74,2 228,1

250,98

12 25,4

34,0

0 9,1 16,7

34,5

50,7 174,8

304,27

13 26,4

35,8

0 9,1 16,7

35,6

52,5 180,7

298,37

14 4,1

33,5

0 2,6 16,7

0

56,9 153,4

325,65

15 4,1

33,5

0 2,6 16,7

0

56,9 32,7

446,40

16 27,4

45,1

0 9,1 16,7

36,5

61,8 207,0

272,09

17 28,3 45,9 0 9,1 16,7 37,4 62,6 210,2 268,89

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18 4,1

34,6

0 2,6 16,7

0 58 70,2

408,88

19 8,1

44,0

0 7,8 16,7

0 76,6 206,5

272,58

20 8,1

44,0

0 7,8 16,7

0 76,6 149,0

330,12

21 5,0 36,7

0 7,8 16,7

0 66,2 178,5 300,55

22 4,5 33,9 0 7,8 16,7 0 62,9 169,6 309,49

23 5,0 36,7 0 7,8 16,7 0 66,2 120,9 358,17

24 4,5 33,9 0 7,8 16,7 0 62,9 112,0 367,03

25 14,6 60,7 0 7,8 16,7 22,3 77,4 233,5 245,60

26 23,1 37,0 0 7,8 16,7 30,8 53,7 178,9 300,21

27 28,7 40,9 0 7,8 16,7 36,4 57,6 195,6 283,43

28 13,7 65,8 0 7,8 16,7 21,4 82,5 242,9 236,20

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Table 38

Output data and global cost calculations – New single family house (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

36

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 299.200

0 126

€ 4.188

€ 40,711

1,797

14% 30 345,174

1 308.882

9.682

112

€ 2.274

€ 22,106

1,840

14% 30 335,915

2 304.041

4.841

112

€ 2.434

€ 23,658

1,840

14% 30 332,626

3 304.614

5.414

112

€ 2.411

€ 23,442

1,840

14% 30 332,983

4 305.125

5.925

112

€ 2.372

€ 23,060

1,840

14% 30 333,112

5 309.789

10.589 124

€ 2.001

€ 19,455

2,040

14% 30 334,701

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6 306.267

7.067 124

€ 2.200

€ 21,385

2,040

14% 30 333,108

7 310.890

11.690 124

€ 2.119

€ 20,600

2,040

14% 30 336,946

8 314.387

15.187 124

€ 1.892

€ 18,389

2,040

14% 30 338,233

9 308.113

8.913

232

€ 2.173

€ 21,128

3,001

14% 30 338,608

10 316.892

17.692

240

€ 1.722

€ 16,744

4,000

14% 30 344,221

11 310.290

11.090

112

€ 2.211

€ 21,489

1,840

14% 30 336,705

12 314.354

15.154

112

€ 2.040

€ 19,829

1,840

14% 30 339,110

13 313.225

14.025

112

€ 2.087

€ 20,286

1,840

14% 30 338,438

14 317.465

18.265

240

€ 1.706

€ 16,583

2,833

14% 30 343,467

15 326.526

27.326

240

€ 442

€ 4,292

4,948

14% 30 342,351

16 312.230

13.030

112

€ 2.249

€ 21,859

1,840

14% 30 339,017

17 308.501

9.301

112

€ 2.279

€ 22,151

1,840

14% 30 335,579

18 321.992

22.792

240 € 826

€ 8,030

4,023

14% 30 340,631

19 306.118

6.918

86

€ 2.332

€ 22,668

1,407

14% 30 332,566

20 309.518

10.318

86

€ 1.741

€ 16,920

2,200

14% 30 331,011

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21 309.241

10.041

86

€ 2.065

€ 20,070

1,407

14% 30 333,092

22 310.305

11.105

86

€ 1.995

€ 19,397

1,407

14% 30 333,482

23 312.641

13.441

86

€ 1.473

€ 14,322

2,200

14% 30 331,536

24 313.705

14.505

86

€ 1,404

€ 13,648

2,200

14% 30 331,927

25 306.121

6.921

124 € 2,189

€ 21,279

2,040

14% 30 332,857

26 310.186

10.986

124 € 1,981

€ 19,260

2,040

14% 30 334,903

27 307.817

8.617

124 € 2,144

€ 20,845

2,040

14% 30 334,118

28 303.752

4.552

124 € 2,249

€ 21,867

2,040

14% 30 331,076

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Table 39

Output data and global cost calculations – New single family house (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

36

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year – taxes are not

included)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

not included)

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included) Refer. 245,344

126

€ 4.188

100,174 6,992

1,797

3%

30 357,108

1 255,026

112

€ 2.274

54,394

3,836

1,840

3%

30 315,804

2 250,185

112

€ 2.434

58,212

4,095

1,840

3%

30 315,911

3 250,758

112

€ 2.411

57,681

4,057

1,840

3%

30 315,812

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4 251,269

112

€ 2.372

56,741

4,003

1,840

3%

30 315,237

5 255,933 124

€ 2.001

47,871

3,349

2,040

3%

30 309,999

6 252,411 124

€ 2.200

52,620

3,728

2,040

3%

30 312,238

7 257,034 124

€ 2.119

50,689

3,587

2,040

3%

30 313,957

8 260,531 124

€ 1.892

45,249

3,179

2,040

3%

30 310,976

9 254,257

232

€ 2.173

51,988

3,659

3,001

3%

30 316,497

10 263,036

240

€ 1.722

41,201

2,983

4,000

3%

30 313,250

11 256,434

112

€ 2.211

52,875

3,732

1,840

3%

30 315,335

12 260,498

112

€ 2.040

48,790

3,398

1,840

3%

30 314,249

13 259,369

112

€ 2.087

49,916

3,475

1,840

3%

30 314,526

14 263,609

240

€ 1.706

40,805

2,955

2,833

3%

30 312,339

15 272,670

240

€ 442

3,935

2,950

4,948

3%

30 284,628

16 258,374

112

€ 2,249

53,787

3,752

1,840

3%

30 317,858

17 254,645

112

€ 2,279

54,504

3,800

1,840

3%

30 315,566

18 268,136

240 € 826

15,050

2,984

4,023

3%

30 291,301

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19 252,262

86

€ 2,332

55,778

4,039

1,407

3%

30 314,126

20 255,662

86

€ 1,741

38,527

4,039

2,200

3%

30 300,314

21 255,385

86

€ 2,065

49,385

3,576

1,407

3%

30 309,831

22 256,449

86

€ 1,995

47,728

3,456

1,407

3%

30 308,927

23 258,785

86

€ 1,473

32,135

3,576

2,200

3%

30 296,020

24 259,849

86

€ 1,404

30,478

3,456

2,200

3%

30 295,115

25 252,265

124 € 2,189

52,359

3,703

2,040

3%

30 311,833

26 256,330

124 € 1,981

47,392

3,310

2,040

3%

30 309,806

27 253,961

124 € 2,144

51,291

3,570

2,040

3%

30 312,022

28 249,896

124 € 2,249

53,806

3,811

2,040

3%

30 311,446

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 40

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings – New single family house

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to)

kWh/m², a (for a component approach in the relevant unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings kWh/m², a

Gap

479 112 - 243 Up to 207 No gap

Justification of the gap: Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The range of the calculated primary energy of the building according the MAEPB mainly lies within the B energy class of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The cost optimal range is represented on variants 20, 23, 24 and 28. This minimum requirement is proposed to remain the same.

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Table 46

Selected variants/measures – New single family house / Wall Insulation

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Wall insulation 1.777 W/m²K (no insulation)

1.075 W/m²K ( 1cm of insulation)

0.784 W/m²K ( 2cm of insulation)

0.619 W/m²K ( 3cm of insulation)

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Wall insulation 0.512 W/m²K ( 4cm of insulation)

0.437 W/m²K ( 5cm of insulation)

0.381 W/m²K ( 6cm of insulation)

0.338 W/m²K ( 7cm of insulation)

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Wall insulation 0.303 W/m²K ( 8cm of insulation)

0.253 W/m²K (10 cm of insulation)

0.178 W/m²K ( 15cm of insulation)

0.137 W/m²K ( 20cm of insulation)

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Wall insulation 0.678 W/m²K (thermal brick)

0.718 W/m²K (thermal brick) 0.494 W/m²K (thermal brick) 0.437 W/m²K (5 cm double wall)

Measure Variant 16 Variant 17 Variant 18 Variant 19

Wall insulation 0.381 W/m²K ( 6cm double wall)

0.338 W/m²K ( 7cm double wall)

0.303 W/m²K ( 8cm double wall)

0.253 W/m²K ( 10cm double wall)

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Measure Variant 20 Variant 21

Wall insulation 0.178 W/m²K ( 15cm double wall)

0.137 W/m²K ( 20cm double wall)

Table 47

Energy demand calculation output table – New single family house / Wall Insulation

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 46)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 57,6

133,6

0 9,1

16,7 66,7

150,3

479,1

0

1 45,7

123,3

0 9,1 16,7

54,8

140

438,2

40,9

2 40,9

119,1

0 9,1 16,7

50

135,8

421,7

57,4

3 38,2

116,8

0 9,1 16,7

47,4

133,5

412,4

66,7

4 36,5

115,3

0 9,1 16,7

45,6

132

406,4

72,7

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5 35,3

114,2

0 9,1 16,7

44,5

130,9

402,3

76,8

6 34,5

113,5 0 9,1

16,7

43,6

130,2

399,3 79,8

7 33,8

112,9

0 9,1 16,7

42,9

129,6

396,9

82,2

8 33,2

112,4

0 9,1 16,7

42,4

129,1

395

84,1

9 32,4

111,7

0 9,1

16,7

41,6 128,4

392,2

86,9

10 31,2

110,6

0 9,1 16,7

40,3

127,3

388,1

91

11 30,6

110,1

0 9,1 16,7

39,7

126,8 385,9

93,2

12 39,2

117,6

0 9,1 16,7

48,3

134,3 415,7

22,5

13 39,8

118,2

0 9,1 16,7

49

134,9 417,9

61,2

14 36,2

115

0 9,1 16,7

45,4

131,7 405,4

73,7

15 35,3

114,2

0 9,1 16,7

44,5

130,9 402,3

76,8

16 34,5

113,5

0 9,1 16,7

43,6

130,2 399,3

79,8

17 33,8

112,9

0 9,1 16,7

42,9

129,6 396,9

82,2

18 33,2

112,4

0 9,1 16,7

42,4 129,1 395

84,1

19 32,4

111,7

0 9,1 16,7

41,6 128,4 392,2

86,9

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20 31,2

110,6

0 9,1 16,7

40,3 127,3 388,1

91

21 30,6 110,1

0 9,1 16,7

39,7 126,8 385,9 93,2

Table 48

Output data and global cost calculations – New single family house / Wall Insulation (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

46

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 299,200

0 126

€ 4,188

€ 40,711

1,797

14% 30 345,174

1 303,856

4,656

126 € 3,800

€ 36,939

1,797 14% 30 346,058

2 304,134

4,934

126 € 3,643

€ 35,416

1,797 14% 30 344,813

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3 304,412

5,212

126 € 3,556

€ 34,564

1,797 14% 30 344,239

4 304,690

5,490

126 € 3,499

€ 34,017

1,797 14% 30 343,970

5 304,968

5,768

126 € 3,460

€33,635

1,797 14% 30 343,867

6 305,246

6,046

126 € 3,432

€33,361 1,797 14% 30 343,871

7 305,525

6,325

126 € 3,410

€33,146 1,797 14% 30 343,934

8 305,803

6,603

126 € 3,392

€32,970 1,797 14% 30 344,035

9 306,359

7,159

126 € 3,365

€32,715 1,797 14% 30 344,337

10 307,749

8,549

126 € 3,326

€32,330 1,797 14% 30 345,343

11 309,140

9,940

126 € 3,305

€32,128 1,797 14% 30 346,532

12 300,683

1,483

126 € 3,587

€34,866 1,797 14% 30 340,812

13 300,024

824

126 € 3,608

€35,075 1,797 14% 30 340,362

14 301,343

2,143

126 € 3,490

€33,924 1,797 14% 30 340,529

15 301,837

2,637

126 € 3,460

€33,635 1,797 14% 30 340,735

16 302,115

2,915

126 €3,432 €33,361 1,797 14% 30 340,740

17 302,393

3,193

126 €3,410 €33,146 1,797 14% 30 340,802

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18 305,803

6,603

126 €3,392 €32,970 1,797 14% 30 344,035

19 306,359

7,159

126 €3,365 €32,715 1,797 14% 30 344,337

20 307,749

8,549

126 €3,326 €32,330 1,797 14% 30 345,343

21 309,140

9,940

126 €3,305 €32,128 1,797 14% 30 346,532

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Table 49

Output data and global cost calculations – New single family house / Wall Insulation (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

46

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

(taxes are not included)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

not included)

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included) Refer. 245,344

126

€ 4,188

€ 100,174

€6,992 1,797

3% 30 357,108

1 250,000

126 € 3,800

€ 90,892

€6,367 1,797 3% 30 344,651

2 250,278

126 € 3,643

€ 87,143

€6,114 1,797 3% 30 341,130

3 250,556

126 € 3,556

€ 85,047

€5,973 1,797 3% 30 339,262

4 250,834

126 € 3,499

€ 83,702

€5,882 1,797 3% 30 338,145

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5 251,112

126 € 3,460

€82,763 €5,819 1,797 3% 30 337,434

6 251,390

126 € 3,432

€82,089 €5,774 1,797 3% 30 336,988

7 251,669

126 € 3,410

€81,559 €5,738 1,797 3% 30 336,686

8 251,947

126 € 3,392

€81,125 €5,708 1,797 3% 30 336,480

9 252,503

126 € 3,365

€80,498 €5,599 1,797 3% 30 336,309

10 253,893

126 € 3,326

€79,552 €5,603 1,797 3% 30 336,504

11 255,284

126 € 3,305

€79,055 €5,569 1,797 3% 30 337,147

12 246,827

126 € 3,587

€85,790 €6,023 1,797 3% 30 336,948

13 246,168 126 € 3,608

€86,304 €6,058 1,797 3% 30 336,921

14 247,487 126 € 3,490

€85,140 €5,867 1,797 3% 30 336,838

15 247,981 126 € 3,460

€82,763 €5,819 1,797 3% 30 334,866

16 248,259 126 €3,432 €82,089 €5,774 1,797 3% 30 334,420

17 248,537 126 €3,410 €81,559 €5,738 1,797 3% 30 334,119

18 248,815 126 €3,392 €81,125 €5,708 1,797 3% 30 333,912

19 249,371 126 €3,365 €80,498 €5,666 1,797 3% 30 333,742

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20 250,762 126 €3,326 €79,552 €5,603 1,797 3% 30 333,936

21 252,153 126 €3,305 €79,055 €5,569 1,797 3% 30 334,579

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

Table 50

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings – New single family house / Wall Insulation

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to) W/m²K (for a component approach in the relevant

unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings W/m²K a

Gap

1.77 0.72 Up to 0.85 18%

Justification of the gap: Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The calculation of the wall insulation as a single measure in a new building indicates that the cost optimum level is 0.72 W/m²K. It is proposed that the new minimum requirement for walls is 0.72 W/m²K.

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Table 51

Selected variants/measures – New single family house – Roof Insulation

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 4.278 W/m²K (no insulation)

1.763 W/m²K ( 1cm of insulation)

1.111 W/m²K ( 2cm of insulation)

0.811 W/m²K ( 3cm of insulation)

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.638 W/m²K (4cm of insulation)

0.526 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

0.448 W/m²K (6cm of insulation)

0.39 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.345 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.191 W/m²K (15cm of insulation)

0.145 W/m²K (20cm of insulation)

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Table 52

Energy demand calculation output table – New single family house / Roof Insulation

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 51)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 57,6

133,6

0 9,1

16,7 66,7

150,3

479,1

0

1 44,9

99,3

0 9,1 16,7

54

116

372,6

106,5

2 42

90,6

0 9,1 16,7

51,1

107,3

346

133,1

3 40,7

86,7

0 9,1 16,7

49,8

103,4

333,9

145,2

4 40

84,4

0 9,1 16,7

49,1

101,1

327

152,1

5 39,5

83

0 9,1 16,7

48,7

99,7

322,5

156,6

6 39,2

82 0 9,1

16,7

48,3

98,7

319,5 159,6

7 39

81,2

0 9,1 16,7

48,1

97,9

317,2

161,9

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8 38,8

80,6

0 9,1 16,7

47,9

97,3

315,4

163,7

9 38,6

79,8

0 9,1

16,7

47,7 96,5

312,9

166,2

10 38,2

78,6

0 9,1 16,7

47,4

95,3

309,4

169,7

11 38,1

78,1

0 9,1 16,7

47,2

94,8 307,7

171,4

Table 53

Output data and global cost calculations – New single family house / Roof Insulation (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

51

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 299,200

0 126

€ 4,188

€ 40,711

1,797

14% 30 345,174

1 301, 872

2,672

126

€ 3,418

€ 33,227

1,797

14% 30 340,362

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2 301,986

2,786

126

€ 3,228

€ 31,382

1,797

14% 30 338,631

3 302,101

2,901

126

€ 3,143

€ 30,549

1,797

14% 30 337,913

4 302,216

3,016

126

€ 3,094

€ 30,078

2,013

14% 30 337,773

5 302,330

3,130

126

€ 3,063

€29,776

2,013

14% 30 337,586

6 302,445

3,245

126

€ 3,042

€29,567

2,013

14% 30 337,492

7 302,560

3,360

126

€ 3,026

€29,414

2,013

14% 30 337,453

8 302,674

3,474

126

€ 3,013

€29,294

2,013

14% 30 337,448

9 302,904

3,704

126

€ 2,996

€29,124

2,013

14% 30 337,507

10 303,477

4,277

126

€ 2,972

€28,890

2,013

14% 30 337,846

11 304,050

4,850

126

€ 2,960

€28,770

2,013

14% 30 338,300

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Table 54

Output data and global cost calculations – New single family house (Macroeconomic calculation) / Roof Insulation

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

51

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

(taxes are not included)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

not included)

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included) Refer. 245,344 126

€ 4,188

€ 100,174

€6,992 1,797

3% 30 357,108

1 248,016

126

€ 3,418

€ 81,758

€5,709 1,797

3% 30 339,598

2 248,130

126

€ 3,228

€77,218

€5,391 1,797

3% 30 334,835

3 248,245

126

€ 3,143

€ 75,169

€5,248 1,797

3% 30 332,737

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4 248,360

126

€ 3,094

€ 74,009

€5,167 1,797

3% 30 331,768

5 248,474

126

€ 3,063

€73,266

€5,115 1,797

3% 30 331,066

6 248,589

126

€ 3,042

€72,752 €5,079 1,797

3% 30 330.611

7 248,704

126

€ 3,026

€72,376 €5,052 1,797

3% 30 330.302

8 248,818

126

€ 3,013

€72,080 €5,032 2,013

3% 30 330,080

9 249,048

126

€ 2,996

€71,661 €5,002 2,013

3% 30 329,819

10 249,621

126

€ 2,972

€71,086 €4,962 2,013

3% 30 329,674

11 250,194

126

€ 2,960

€70,791 €4,901 2,013

3% 30 329,788

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 55

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings – New single family house / Roof insulation

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to) W/m²K (for a component approach in the relevant

unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings W/m²K

Gap

4,28 0,39 Up to 0,75 92%

Justification of the gap:

Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The calculation of the roof insulation as a single measure in a new building indicates that the cost optimum level is 0,39W/m²K. However, the global cost between 0,19 and 0,81 W/m²K show very small incremental changes. It is proposed that the new minimum requirement for roofs is 0.63 W/m²K.

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Table 56

Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – Existing apartment block A

Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

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Heating degree-days

1231

HDD

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 15927-6, specifying the period of calculation

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

18x18 x5,8

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

2

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0,17

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

14,07

%

East

14,16

%

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North

24,7

%

West

22 %

Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Apartment block

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

5 W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

7 W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

5

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1,71

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

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Average U-value of roof

4,27

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

6,0

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0,6

Wall - ground floor = 1,15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0,25 Lintel above window and door = 1,27 Sill below

window = 1,27 Jamb at

window or door = 1,27

W/mK

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

120000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls 120000

J/m²K

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slabs 220000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Roll up shutter

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0,85

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0,425 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

Only natural ventilation

1/h

No mechanical ventilation

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No mechanical ventilation

Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

65

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

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Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

250

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

65 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature setpoint

winter

18 (except lounge 21)

°C

Indoor operative temperature

summer

25 (except bathroom 27)

°C

Humidity set point

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

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Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting

See Annex II

Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

39392

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Energy need for cooling

15051 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW

3737

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

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Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

Energy use for internal lighting

9550

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

2831

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy generated in the building and exported

to the market

0

kWh/a

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Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

24600

kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Fossil fuel

43123

kWh/a

Other (biomass, district heating/cooling, etc.)

2831

kWh/a

Primary energy

113765 kWh/a

Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

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Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – Existing apartment block B

Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

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Heating degree-days

1231

HDD

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 15927-6, specifying the period of calculation

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

18.4x17.5x8.7

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

3

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0.11

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

14.06

%

East

13.38

%

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North

24.7

%

West

21 %

Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Single family house

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

5 W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

7 W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

5

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1,71

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

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Average U-value of roof

3,232

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

6,0

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0,6

Wall - ground floor = 1,15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0,25 Lintel above window and door = 1,27 Sill below

window = 1,27 Jamb at

window or door = 1,27

W/mK

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

120000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls 120000

J/m²K

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slabs 220000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Curtain

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0,85

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0,85 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

5

l/s/m2 Local mechanical exhaust only in toilets

Heat recovery efficiency N/A % No mechanical ventilation

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Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

100

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

250

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

100 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature set point

winter

18 (except lounge 21)

°C

Indoor operative temperature

summer

25 (except bathroom 27)

°C

Humidity setpoint

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality

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summer

N/A

%

in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting

See Annex II

Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

31636

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Energy need for cooling

24780 kWh/a

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Energy need for DHW

3304

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

388

kWh/a

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets. Natural ventilation for the rest of the building.

Energy use for internal lighting

16437

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

2141

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

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Electrical energy generated in the building and exported

to the market

0

kWh/a

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

76157

kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Fossil fuel

-

kWh/a

Other (biomass, district heating/cooling, etc.)

2,414

kWh/a

Primary energy

205591

kWh/a

Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

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Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – New One Bedroom apartment

Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

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Heating degree-days

1231

HDD

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 15927-6, specifying the period of calculation

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

8.1x6.5x2.9

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

1

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0.34

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

-

%

East

-

%

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North

33.26

%

West

16.1

%

Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Apartment with 1bedroom

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

5 W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

7 W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

5

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1,75

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

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Average U-value of roof

4,27

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

3,7

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0,6

Wall - ground floor = 1,15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0,25 Lintel above window and door = 1,27 Sill below

window = 1,27 Jamb at

window or door = 1,27

W/mK

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

120000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls 95000

J/m²K

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slabs 240000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Curtain

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0,76

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0,76 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

Only natural ventilation

1/h

No mechanical ventilation

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No mechanical ventilation

Efficiencies of

Heat generator seasonal

360

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

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heating system

efficiency

Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

360

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

100 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature setpoint

winter

18 (except lounge 21)

°C

Indoor operative temperature

summer

25 (except bathroom 27)

°C

Humidity setpoint

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

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Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting

See Annex II

Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Floors Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

1st Floor (external

floor)

1348

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Middle Floor

1642 kWh/a

Last Floor 1352

kWh/a

Energy need for cooling

1st Floor (external

floor)

1886 kWh/a

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Middle Floor

989 kWh/a

Last Floor 2613

kWh/a

Energy need for DHW

1st Floor (external

floor)

281

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Middle Floor

Last Floor

Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

1st Floor (external

floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

Energy use for internal lighting

1st Floor (external

floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

975

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

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Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

1st Floor (external floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

119,26

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used onsite

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy generated in the building and exported to

the market

0

kWh/a

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

1st Floor (external

floor)

4485

kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Middle Floor

3864 kWh/a

Last Floor 5221 kWh/a

Fossil fuel

kWh/a

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-

Other (biomass,

district heating/cooling,

etc.)

1st Floor (external

floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

119.26

kWh/a

Primary energy

1st Floor (external floor) 12,098

kWh/a Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process Middle Floor 13,248

kWh/a

Last Floor 14,099 kWh/a

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Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – New Two Bedroom apartment

Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

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Heating degree-days

1231

HDD

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 15927-6, specifying the period of calculation

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

(11.25x10.3x2.9)

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

1

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0.34

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

11.58

%

East

-

%

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North

-

%

West

24.6

%

Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Apartment with two bedrooms

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

5 W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

7 W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

5

W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1.75

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

Average U-value of roof

4.27

W/m²K Similar to walls

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Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

3.7

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0.6

Wall - ground floor = 1.15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0.25 Lintel above window and door = 1.27 Sill below

window = 1.27 Jamb at

window or door = 1.27

W/mK

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

120,000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls

95,000 J/m²K

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slabs 240,000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Curtain

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0.76

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0.76 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

Only natural ventilation

1/h

No mechanical ventilation

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No mechanical ventilation

Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

85

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

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Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

320

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

85 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and Schedules

Temperature setpoint

winter

18 (except lounge 21)

°C

Indoor operative temperature

summer

25 (except bathroom 27)

°C

Humidity set point

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting See Annex II

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Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Floors Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building

need / use

Energy need for heating 1st Floor (external

floor)

9,258 kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given period of time

Middle Floor

10,903 kWh/a

Last Floor 9,794 kWh/a

Energy need for cooling 1st Floor (external

floor)

1496 kWh/a

Middle Floor

1,496 kWh/a

Last Floor 4400 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW 1st Floor (external

floor)

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network

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Middle Floor

598 kWh/a

temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Last Floor

Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

1st Floor (external

floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

Energy use for internal lighting

1st Floor (external

floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

1,804

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

1st Floor (external floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

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Electrical energy generated in the building and used onsite

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy generated in the building and exported to

the market

0

kWh/a

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

1st Floor (external floor)

3,291 kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Middle Floor 3,291 kWh/a

Last Floor 6,204 kWh/a

Fossil fuel

1st Floor (external floor)

9,856

kWh/a

Middle Floor 11,502 Last Floor 10,393

Other

(biomass,

1st Floor (external floor)

560

kWh/a

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district heating/cooli

ng, etc.)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

Primary energy 1st Floor

(external floor) 19,738 kWh/a Energy that has not been

subjected to any conversion or transformation process Middle Floor 21,551 kWh/a

Last Floor 28,195 kWh/a

Table 60

Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – New Three Bedroom apartment

Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document for calculating U-values for building

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elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

Heating degree-days

1,231

HDD

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 15927-6, specifying the period of calculation

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

www.mcit.gov.cy

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

(18.4x6.5x2.9)

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

Quantity Unit Description

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Number of floors

1

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0.35

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

17.82

%

East

10.23

%

North

33.26

%

West

-

%

Orientation

0 °

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Apartment with 3bedrooms

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

5 W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

7 W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

Specific electric power of electric equipment

5

W/m²

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Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1.75

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

Average U-value of roof

4.27

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

3.7

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0.6

Wall - ground floor = 1.15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0.25 Lintel above window and door = 1.27 Sill below

window = 1.27 Jamb at

W/mK

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window or door = 1.27

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

120,000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls

95,000

J/m²K

slabs 240,000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Curtain

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter,

curtain, etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0.76

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0.76 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

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Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

Only natural ventilation

except from 1No WC

1/h

No mechanical ventilation

1/h

Local Mechanical Exhaust

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No mechanical ventilation

Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

85

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

320

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

85 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set points and

Temperature

setpoint

winter

18 (except lounge 21)

°C

Indoor operative temperature

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Schedules

summer

25 (except bathroom 27)

°C

Humidity setpoint

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Provide comments or references (EN or national standards, etc.) on the schedules used for the calculation

lighting

See Annex II

Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Floors Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

building need / use

Energy need for heating

1st Floor (external

floor)

12082

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature conditions during a given

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Middle Floor

14832 kWh/a period of time Last Floor 12751 kWh/a

Energy need for cooling 1st Floor (external

floor)

3533

kWh/a

Middle Floor

1576 kWh/a

Last Floor 4831 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW 1st Floor (external

floor)

587

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Middle Floor

Last Floor

Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

1st Floor (external

floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

5

1/s/m2

Local mechanical exhaust in toilets. Natural ventilation for the rest of the building.

Energy use for internal lighting

1st Floor (external

floor)

1885

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

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Middle Floor

Last Floor

Energy

generation at the building

site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar

collectors)

1st Floor (external floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

749

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy generated in the building and

exported to the market

0

kWh/a

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Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

1st Floor (external

floor)

5418 kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Middle Floor

3451 kWh/a

Last Floor 6705 kWh/a

Fossil fuel

1st Floor (external

floor)

12669

kWh/a

Middle Floor

15419

Last Floor 13339

Other (biomass,

district heating/cooli

ng, etc.)

1st Floor (external floor)

Middle Floor

Last Floor

749

kWh/a

Primary energy

1st Floor (external

floor)

28572 kWh/a Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

Middle Floor

26286 kWh/a

Last Floor 32785 kWh/a

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Table 61 Selected variants/measures - Existing Apartment Block A

Illustrative table for listing selected variants/measures

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 3.23 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.506 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.506 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.506 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

Wall insulation 1.71 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (3cm insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (3cm insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (3cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.83% 14.83% 14.83% 14.83%

Effective thermal mass

Externalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Internalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 220 kJ/m²K

External walls: 45 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 45 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 45 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 65% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central

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and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2

flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

heating and is bucked by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

heating and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.506 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.506 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.506W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.506 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.581 W/m²K (3cm insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (3cm insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m² K (single glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.83% 14.83% 14.83% 14.83%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

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Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is bucked by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2

flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is bucked by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is bucked by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is bucked by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.506 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.506 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

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Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.83% 14.83% 14.83% 14.83%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

-

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Change of energy carrier

-

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Roof insulation 0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.295 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.295 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.581 W/m²K (3cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.83% 14.83% 14.83% 14.83%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2

flat panels and 800ltr

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat

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storage tank. panels and 800ltr storage tank.

panels and 800ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

Change of energy carrier

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 16 Variant 17

Roof insulation 0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.581 W/m²K (3cm insulation)

0.247 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.83% 14.83%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

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DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2

flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 10m2 flat panels and 800ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

Change of energy carrier

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

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Table 62

Selected variants/measures - Existing Apartment Block B

Illustrative table for listing selected variants/measures

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 3.23 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Wall insulation 1.71 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

Windows 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.04% 14.04% 14.04% 14.04%

Effective thermal mass

Externalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Internalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 220 kJ/m²K

External walls: 45 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 45 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 45 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

Heating system Storage Heater

Storage Heater

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by

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thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2

flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2 flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2

flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2 flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading - - - - Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.247 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.247 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.247 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.04% 14.04% 14.04% 14.04%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Storage Heater

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal

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efficiency.

efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2

flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2 flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2

flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2 flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading - - - - Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.247 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.295 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.295 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.295 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.04% 14.04% 14.04% 14.04%

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Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Storage Heater

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2

flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2 flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2

flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2 flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 250% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

-

Change of energy carrier

-

External shading - - - - Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Roof insulation 0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.295 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.247 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

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Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing) 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.04% 14.04% 14.04% 14.04%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Storage Heater

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2

flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2 flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2

flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2 flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

Change of energy carrier

External shading - - External movable shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 16 Variant 17

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Roof insulation 0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.419 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.247 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 6 W/m²K (single glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

14.04% 14.04%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2

flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 18m2 flat panels and 1200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Only natural ventilation expect from 3No. WC

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

PV SYSTEM (7KW) PV SYSTEM(7KW)

Change of energy carrier

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External shading - -

Table 63 Selected variants/measures – New Apartment One Bedroom – Last Floor

Illustrative table for listing selected variants/measures

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 4.27 W/m²K (no insulation) 0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation) 0.275W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 1.75 W/m²K (no insulation) 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation) 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.85% 21.85% 21.85% 21.85%

Effective thermal mass

Externalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Internalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 220 kJ/m²K

External walls: 120 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 120 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 120 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

Heating system Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 400% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 410% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 400% seasonal efficiency

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DHW DHW is produced by Grid

supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2

flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2

flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2 flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2 flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 380% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading - External movable shading

- -

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.72 W/m²K (heat brick) 0.49 W/m²K (heat brick)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

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Share of window area of total building envelope

21.85% 21.85% 21.85% 21.85%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2

flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2

flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2 flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2 flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 340% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 340% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 340% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit340% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading - - - -

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Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.526 W/m²K (3cm insulation)

0.39 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.39 W/m²K (5cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.85% 21.85% 21.85% 21.85%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 400% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 400% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 400% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit400% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2

flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2

flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2 flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2 flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

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Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

-

Change of energy carrier

-

External shading

-

-

External movable shading

-

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Roof insulation 0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.49 W/m²K (heat brick )

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

21.85%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 400% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by Grid supplied electricity and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 1.5m2

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flat panels and 90ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

Change of energy carrier

External shading

-

Table 64 Selected variants/measures – New Apartment two Bedroom – Last Floor

Illustrative table for listing selected variants/measures

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 4.27 W/m²K (no insulation) 0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation) 0.275W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 1.75 W/m²K (no insulation) 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation) 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

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Share of window area of total building envelope

12.65% 12.65% 12.65% 12.65%

Effective thermal mass

Externalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Internalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 220 kJ/m²K

External walls: 120 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 120 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 120 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 340% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 340% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

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External shading - - - External movable shading

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.49 W/m²K (heat brick)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

12.65% 12.65% 12.65% 12.65%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

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Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit360% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading External movable shading

- - -

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.72 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.49 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.49 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.72 W/m²K (heat brick)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

12.65% 12.65% 12.65% 12.65%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit360% seasonal efficiency

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efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

-

Change of energy carrier

-

External shading

-

-

-

-

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Roof insulation 0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.72 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

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Share of window area of total building envelope

12.65% 12.65% 12.65% 12.65%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 340% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

0,8 kW photovoltaic

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Change of energy carrier

External shading

-

Measure Variant 16 Variant 17 Variant 18 Variant 19

Roof insulation 0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.72 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.49 W/m²K (heat brick)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

12.65% 12.65%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 2.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage

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flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

0,8 kW photovoltaic 0,8 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

- -

External shading

- -

-

-

Table 65 Selected variants/measures – New Apartment Three Bedroom – Last Floor

Illustrative table for listing selected variants/measures

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 4.27 W/m²K (no insulation) 0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation) 0.275W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 1.75 W/m²K (no insulation) 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation) 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing) 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break

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frame) frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

16.28% 16.28% 16.28% 16.28%

Effective thermal mass

Externalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Internalwalls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 220 kJ/m²K

External walls: 120 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 120 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

External walls: 120 kJ/m²K Internal walls:120 kJ/m²K Slabs: 100 kJ/m²K

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 340% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

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Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading - - External movable shading

External movable shading

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.188W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.49 W/m²K (heat brick) 0.72 W/m²K (heat brick)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

16.28% 16.28% 16.28% 16.28%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 85% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency.

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage

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tank. tank. Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit360% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading - - - -

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.72 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.49 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.49 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

16.28% 16.28% 16.28% 16.28%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit360% seasonal efficiency

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DHW DHW is produced by the

same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

-

Change of energy carrier

-

External shading

-

-

-

-

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Roof insulation 0.188 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

0.275 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.72 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.28 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

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Share of window area of total building envelope

16.28% 16.28% 16.28% 16.28%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 100% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2 flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 320% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 340% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

1 kW photovoltaic

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Change of energy carrier

External shading

-

Measure Variant 16 Variant 17 Variant 18 Variant 19

Roof insulation 0.336 W/m²K (8cm insulation)

0.188 W/m²K (15cm insulation)

Wall insulation 0.72 W/m²K (heat brick)

0.49 W/m²K (heat brick)

Windows 2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

2.9 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e & thermal break frame)

Share of window area of total building envelope

16.28% 16.28%

Building-related measures (thermal mass, etc.)

Heating system Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

Central heating with heating panels. Boiler using LPG for fuel with 95% seasonal efficiency

DHW DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

DHW is produced by the same boiler of central heating and is supplemented by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 3.6m2

flat panels and 200ltr storage

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flat panels and 200ltr storage tank.

tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C wit 340% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C wit 360% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

1kW photovoltaic 1 kW photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

- -

External shading

- -

-

-

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Table 66

Energy demand calculation output table - Existing Apartment blocks A

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 61)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG

Electricity

Refer. 76 97 0 7 18 83 115 403 0

1 39 39 0 6 18 45 57 205 198

2 39 24 0 6 18 45 42 165 238

3 35 39 0 5 18 40 57 200 203 4 35 24 0 6 18 41 42 160 243 5 33 35 0 6 19 39 54 188 215 6 38 37 0 6 18 43 55 197 206 7 34 37 0 5 18 39 55 192 211

8 34 23 0 5 18 39 41 155 248 9 31 32 0 6 19 37 50 178 225 10 37 34 0 6 18 43 52 190 213 11 33 34 0 5 18 38 52 185 218 12 33 21 0 5 18 38 39 150 253

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13 36 33 0 6 18 42 51 184 219 14 32 33 0 5 18 37 51 179 224 15 39 36 0 6 18 44 54 195 208 16 34 36 0 5 18 39 54 190 213 17 36 31 0 6 18 41 49 179 224

Table 67

Energy demand calculation output table - Existing Apartment block B

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 62)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG

Electricity

Refer. 38 100 0.47 4 20 - 162 439 0

1 19 33 0.47 4 20 - 76 206 233

2 23 33 0.77 4 20 23 57 180 259

3 23 52 0.77 4 20 23 76 233 206 4 8 33 0.47 4 20 - 65 176 263 5 18 31 0.47 4 20 - 73 199 240 6 21 31 0.77 4 20 21 55 174 265

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7 21 50 0.77 4 20 21 74 225 214

8 8 31 0.47 4 20 - 63 170 269 9 19 32 0.47 4 20 - 75 202 237 10 22 32 0.77 4 20 22 56 177 262 11 22 51 0.77 4 20 22 75 228 211 12 8 32 0.47 4 20 - 64 172 267 13 9 33 0.47 4 21 - 67 184 255 14 23 22 0.47 4 20 - 69 189 250 15 11 25 0.47 4 19 - 59 163 276 16 8 33 0.47 4 20 - 65 111 328 17 9 33 0.47 4 21 - 67 119 320

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Table 68

Energy demand calculation output table - New Apartment One Bedroom – Last Floor

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 63)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG

Electricity

Refer. 29 189 0 6 21 - 245 664 0

1 14 43 0 6 21 - 84 229 435

2 13 45 0 6 21 - 85 228 436

3 13 45 0 6 21 - 85 230 434 4 15 50 0 6 21 - 92 247 417 5 14 48 0 6 21 - 89 241 423 6 17 52 0 6 21 - 96 259 405 7 16 50 0 6 21 - 93 250 414

8 15 48 0 6 21 - 63 242 422 9 14 48 0 6 21 - 62 240 424 10 15 50 0 6 21 - 82 221 443 11 13 45 0 6 21 - 85 141 523 12 14 47 0 6 21 - 88 149 515

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Table 69

Energy demand calculation output table - New Apartment Two Bedroom – Last Floor

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 64)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG

Electricity

Refer. 111 167 0 7 21 118 188 636 0

1 45 33 0 6 21 51 56 201 435

2 45 35 0 6 21 51 56 206 430

3 49 32 0 6 21 55 53 202 434 4 49 30 0 6 21 55 51 198 438 5 44 31 0 6 21 50 52 195 441 6 49 31 0 7 21 56 52 201 435 7 48 33 0 6 21 54 54 205 431

8 53 35 0 6 21 59 56 216 420 9 13 37 0 6 21 - 77 205 431 10 13 40 0 6 21 - 80 212 424

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11 14 40 0 6 21 - 81 215 421 12 12 37 0 6 21 - 76 203 433 13 12 36 0 6 21 - 75 197 439 14 50 35 0 6 21 56 56 212 424 15 45 35 0 6 21 51 56 137 499 16 53 44 0 6 21 59 65 172 464 17 48 33 0 6 21 54 54 136 500

Table 70

Energy demand calculation output table - New Apartment Three Bedroom – Last Floor

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 65)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG

Electricity

Refer. 124 156 1.25 6 18 130 174 617 0

1 56 28 1.25 5 18 62 46 195 422

2 63 25 1.25 5 18 68 43 195 422

3 63 23 1.25 6 18 68 41 191 426

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4 56 26 1.25 5 18 61 44 189 428 5 62 26 1.25 6 18 68 44 197 420 6 60 27 1.25 5 18 65 45 198 419 7 64 29 1.25 5 18 69 47 207 410

8 17 33 1.25 5 18 - 73 199 418 9 16 33 1.25 5 18 - 72 197 420 10 16 33 1.25 5 18 - 72 191 426 11 15 31 1.25 5 18 - 69 189 428 12 15 29 1.25 5 18 - 67 183 434 13 54 29 1.25 5 18 58 47 196 421 14 67 24 1.25 5 18 72 42 203 414 15 63 25 1.25 5 18 68 43 121 496 16 66 37 1.25 5 18 71 55 157 460 17 60 27 1.25 5 18 65 45 124 493

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Table 71

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing Apartment blocks A – (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table 61

Initial investment

cost (referred to

starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for the

macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement cost of building elements including

the residual value

Discount rate

(different rates for macro-

economic and financial calculation)

Estimate

d economic lifetime

Disposa

l cost (when applica

ble)

Global

cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the medium

energy price scenario

Refer. 414,960

0 349 11,863 11,5322 - 5,283 14% 30 - 545,141

1 445,257 30,297 376 7,069 68,717 - 5,400 14% 30 - 529,690

2 450,857 35,897 600 6,408 62,294 - 8,200 14% 30 - 537,814

3 445,857 30,897 388 7,257 70,545 - 5,500 14% 30 - 532,548

4 451,457 36,497 612 6,046 58,776 - 8,300 14% 30 - 535,325

5 460,572 45,612 376 6,097 59,269 - 5,400 14% 30 - 535,558

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6 446,450 31,490 376 6,881 66,892 - 5,400 14% 30 - 529,059

7 447,050 32,090 388 7,063 68,657 - 5,500 14% 30 - 531,854

8 452,650 37,690 612 6,440 62,608 - 8,300 14% 30 - 540,350

9 461,765 46,805 376 6,333 61,562 - 5,400 14% 30 - 539,045

10 448,473 33,513 376 6,743 65,553 - 5,400 14% 30 - 529,743

11 449,073 34,113 388 6,923 67,299 - 5,500 14% 30 - 532,518

12 454,673 39,713 612 6,342 61,653 - 8,300 14% 30 - 541,418

13 450,263 35,303 488 6,606 64,213 - 6,467 14% 30 - 534,333

14 450,863 35,903 388 6,780 65,914 - 5,500 14% 30 - 532,923

15 448,628 33,668 376 6,881 66,891 - 5,400 14% 30 - 531,236

16 449,228 34,268 388 7,066 68,694 - 5,500 14% 30 - 534,068

17 452,805 37,845 376 6,505 63,239 - 5,400 14% 30 - 531,761

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 72

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing Apartment block building A (Macroeconomic calculation) Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table 61

Initial investment

cost (referred to

starting year)

Investment increase

compared to reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas emissions (only for the

macro-economic

calculation)

Replacemen

t cost of building elements including

the residual value

Discount rate

(different rates for macro-

economic and financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when

applicable)

Global

cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 340,267

0 349 11,863 283,760

40,911 5,283 3% 30 - 639,834

1 370,564 30,297 376 7,069 169,084 24,495 5,400 3% 30 - 556,386

2 376,164 35,897 600 6,408 153,281 22,105 8,200 3% 30 - 555,738

3 371,164 30,897 388 7,257 173,582 23,175 5,500 3% 30 - 561,947

4 376,764 36,497 612 6,046 144,625 19,414 8,300 3% 30 - 548,144

5 385,879 45,612 376 6,097 145,837 21,325 5,400 3% 30 - 548,455

6 371,757 31,490 376 6,881 164,595 23,852 54,00 3% 30 - 553,091

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7 372,357 32,090 388 7,063 168,938 22,574 5,500 3% 30 - 558,496

8 377,957 37,690 612 6,440 154,053 20,323 8,300 3% 30 - 558,765

9 387,073 46,805 376 6,333 151,480 22,023 5,400 3% 30 - 555,291

10 373,780 33,513 376 6,743 161,298 23,364 5,400 3% 30 - 551,817

11 374,380 34,113 388 6,923 165,595 22,101 5,500 3% 30 - 557,175

12 379,980 39,713 612 6,342 151,703 20,000 8,300 3% 30 - 558,438

13 375,570 35,303 488 6,606 158,003 22,892 6,467 3% 30 - 554,756

14 376,170 35,903 388 6,780 162,187 21,660 5,500 3% 30 - 555,558

15 373,935 33,668 376 6,881 164,592 23,831 5,400 3% 30 - 555,266

16 374,535 34,268 388 7,066 169,027 22,531 5,500 3% 30 - 560,763

17 378,112 37,845 376 6,505 155,606 22,543 5,400 3% 30 - 550,457

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 73

Output data and global cost calculations - Existing Apartment block B (Financial calculation) Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table 62

Initial investment

cost (referred to

starting year)

Investment increase

compared to reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for the

macro-economic

calculation)

Replacemen

t cost of building elements including

the residual value

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimate

d economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global

cost calculate

d Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 660,800

0 624 17,340 168,567 - 10,081 14% 30 - 856,572

1 738,951 78,151

936 10,326 100,382 - 13,981 14% 30 - 878,999

2 777,651 116,851

1,788 10,147 98,641 - 28,181 14% 30 - 953,536

3 769,851 109,051

1,476 11,559 11,2369 - 24,281 14% 30 - 947,003

4 731,151 70,351

858 10,013 97,335 - 12,681 14% 30 - 864,712

5 744,651 83,851

936 10,082 98,005 - 13,981 14% 30 - 882,322

6 783,351 122,551 1,788 9,504 92,389 - 28,181 14% 30 - 952,984

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7 775,551 114,751 1,476 10,847 10,5445 - 2,4281 14% 30 - 945,779

8 736,851 76,051 858 9,809 95,351 - 12,681 14% 30 - 868,428

9 741,082 80,282 936 10,173 98,896 - 13,981 14% 30 - 879,644

10 779,782 118,982 1,788 10,002 97,230 - 28,181 14% 30 - 954,257

11 771,982 111,182 1,476 11,375 11,0573 - 24,281 14% 30 - 947,339

12 733,282 72,482 858 9,890 9,6141 - 12,681 14% 30 - 865,649

13 713,778 52,978 858 10,603 10,3068 - 12681 14% 30 - 853,073

14 768,810 108,010 936 10,025 97,451 - 13,981 14% 30 - 905,927

15 737,937 77,137 858 9,957 96,798 - 12,681 14% 30 - 870,961

16 743,051 82,251 858 6,832 3,566 - 15,458 14% 30 - 785,619

17 725,678 64,178 858 7,421 9,299 - 15,458 14% 30 - 773,980

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Output data and global cost calculations - Existing Apartment blocks B – (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

62

Initial

investment cost

(referred to starting

year) - without V.A.T.-

Initial investment

cost (referred to starting

year) - without V.A.T.-

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas emissions (only for the

macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement cost of building elements including

the residual

value

Discount

rate (differen

t rates for

macro-economi

c and financial calculati

on)

Estimat

ed econom

ic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global

cost calculated - without V.A.T.-

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the medium energy price scenario-

without V.A.T.-

Refer. 541,856

0 624 17,340 414,774

79,892 10,081 3% 30 - 985,531

1 620,007

78,151 936 10,326 246,998 45,981 13,981 3% 30 - 909,215

2 658,707

116,851 1,788 10,147 242,717 35,841 28,181 3% 30 - 983,525

3 650,907

109,051 1,476 11,559 276,494 40,950 24,281 3% 30 - 996,194

4 612,207

70,351 858 10,013 239,503 36,220 12,681 3% 30 - 890,267

5 625,707

83,851 936 10,082 241,150 44,595 13,981 3% 30 - 909,066

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6 664,407 122,551 1,788 9,504 227,332 33,738 28,181 3% 30 - 973,840

7 656,607 114,751 1476 1,0847 259,458 38,596 24,281 3% 30 - 984,858

8 617,907 76,051 858 9,809 234,621 35,482 12,681 3% 30 - 891,085

9 622,138 80,282 936 10,173 243,342 45,092 13,981 3% 30 - 907,690

10 660,838 118,982 1788 10,002 239,245 35,350 28,181 3% 30 - 982,184

11 653,038 111,182 1476 11,375 272,076 40,315 24,281 3% 30 - 993,907

12 614,338 72,482 858 9,890 236,564 35,776 12,681 3% 30 - 889,459

13 594,834 52,978 858 10,603 253,610 38,354 12,681 3% 30 - 887,001

14 649,866 108,010 936 10,025 239,787 46,594 13,981 3% 30 - 931,862

15 618,993 77,137 858 9,957 238,180 36,020 12,681 3% 30 - 895,730

16 624,107 82,251 858 5,524 144,127 36,220 15,458 3% 30 - 809,568

17 606,734 64,878

858 5,850 158,233 38,354 15,458 3% 30 - 806,302

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Output data and global cost calculations - New Apartment One Bedroom – ( Financial calculation) Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table 63

Initial

investment cost

(referred to

starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for the

macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements

including the residual value

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculatio

n)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual mainten

ance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 73,600

0 1514 14,721 - 754 14% 30 - 89,075

1 79,183 5,583 728 7,074 - 1,354 14% 30 - 87,611

2 78,601 5,001 712 6,920 - 1,504 14% 30 - 87,025

3 78,600 5,000 716 6,960 - 1,354 14% 30 - 86,915

4 77,151 3,551 756 7,354 - 779 14% 30 - 85,284

5 77,450 3,850 746 7,248 - 779 14% 30 - 85,477

6 76,507 2,907 797 7,744 - 779 14% 30 - 85,031

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7 76,617 3,017 770 7,482 - 779 14% 30 - 84,878

8 78,344 4,744 749 7,283 - 1,354 14% 30 - 86,981

9 78,147 4,547 738 7,170 - 1,354 14% 30 - 86,672

10 78,539 4,939 723 7,024 - 571 14% 30 - 86,134

11 79507 5,907 536 1,640 - 1566

14% 30 - 82,713

12 78674 5,074 558 1,859 - 1566

14% 30 - 82,099

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Output data and global cost calculations - New Apartment One Bedroom Last Floor- (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table 63

Initial

investment cost

(referred to starting year) - without V.A.T.-

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

- without V.A.T.-

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for the

macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement cost of building elements including

the residual value

Discount rate

(different rates for macro-

economic and financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated-

without V.A.T.-

Annual maintenanc

e cost

Operationa

l cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the

medium energy price scenario-

without V.A.T.-

Refer. 60,352

0 1,514 36,223 33,029 754 3% 30 - 97,329

1 65,935 5,583 728 17,405 15,871 1,354 3% 30 - 84,694

2 65,353 5,001 712 17,027 15,525 1,504 3% 30 - 83,884

3 65,352 5,000 716 17,127 15,617 1,354 3% 30 - 83,833

4 63,903 3,551 756 18,094 16,499 779 3% 30 - 82,777

5 64,202 3,850 746 17,835 16,262 779 3% 30 - 82,816

6 63,259 2,907 797 19,055 17,375 779 3% 30 - 83,094

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7 63,369 3,017 770 18,410 16,786 779 3% 30 - 82,558

8 65,096 4,744 749 17,921 16,341 1,354 3% 30 - 84,371

9 64,899 4,547 738 17,643 16,088 1,354 3% 30 - 83,897

10 65,291 4,939 723 17,284 15,760 571 3% 30 - 83,146

11 66,259 5,907 395 11,715 15,617 1566 3% 30 - 79,540

12 65,426 5,074 407 12,255 16,109 1566 3% 30 - 79,247

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 77

Output data and global cost calculations - New Apartment Two Bedroom – (Financial calculation) Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

64

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic calculation

)

Replacement

cost of building elements

including the residual value

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when

applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the

medium energy price scenario

Refer. 140,800

0 249 2943 28,613 - 2,825 14% 30 - 179,081

1 150,583 9,783 381 1365 13,267 - 5,767 14% 30 - 180,081

2 149,033 8,233 319 1380 13,412 - 4,992 14% 30 - 176,200

3 150,010 9,210 319 1409 13,700 - 4,992 14% 30 - 177,465

4 151,560 10,760 381 1396 13,567 - 5,767 14% 30 - 181,358

5 151,155 10,355 381 1344 13,062 - 5,767 14% 30 - 180,448

6 149,655 8,855 351 1304 12,673 - 5,267 14% 30 - 177,237

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7 150,028 9228 381 1408 13,691 - 5,767 14% 30 - 179,950

8 149,878 9078 381 1408 14,391 - 5,767 14% 30 - 180,501

9 139,778 -1,022 141 1275 12,390 - 2,059 14% 30 - 158,105

10 139,206 -1,594 141 1295 12,586 - 2,059 14% 30 - 157,730

11 139,628 -1,172 141 1325 12,877 - 2,059 14% 30 - 158,443

12 140,333 -467 141 1249 12,140 - 2,059 14% 30 - 158,411

13 140,905 105 141 1236 12,019 - 2,059 14% 30 - 158,862

14 151,378 10,578 411 1337 12,997 - 6,267 14% 30 - 181,930

15 150,393 9,593 319 1,111 5,483 - 5,309

14% 30 - 169,949

16 150,047 9,247 381 1,167 6,034 - 6,084

14% 30 - 172,630

17 151,308 10,588 381 1,034 4,740 - 6,084

14% 30 - 172,676

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Output data and global cost calculations - New Apartment Two Bedroom - (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table 64

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year) - without

V.A.T.-

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year) -

without V.A.T.-

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas emissions (only for the

macro-economic

calculation)

Replacemen

t cost of building elements including

the residual value

Discount rate

(different rates for macro-

economic and financial

calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when

applicable)

Global cost calculated -

without V.A.T.-

Annual maintenanc

e cost

Operati

onal cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the medium energy price

scenario- without V.A.T.-

Refer. 115,456

0 249 2,943 70,405

10,164

2,825 3% 30 - 196,207

1 125,239 9,783 381 1,365 32,645 4,276 5,767 3% 30 - 175,151

2 123,689 8,233 319 1,380 33,002 4,330 4,992 3% 30 - 171,314

3 124,666 9,210 319 1,409 33,710 4,376 4,992 3% 30 - 172,998

4 126,216 10,760 381 1,396 33,384 4,327 5,767 3% 30 - 176,867

5 125,811 10,355 381 1,344 32,140 4,207 5,767 3% 30 - 175,219

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6 124,311 8,855 351 1,304 31,184 4,487 5,267 3% 30 - 171,358

7 124,684 9,228 381 1,408 33,689 4,385 5,767 3% 30 - 175,640

8 124,534 9,078 381 1,408 35,411 4,582 5,767 3% 30 - 177,213

9 114,434 -1,022 141 1,275 30,486 4,610 2,059 3% 30 - 151,242

10 113,862 -1,594 141 1,295 30,970 4,684 2,059 3% 30 - 151,153

11 114,284 -1,172 141 1,325 31,684 4,792 2,059 3% 30 - 152,290

12 114,989 -467 141 1,249 29,872 4,517 2,059 3% 30 - 151,182

13 115,561 105 141 1,236 29,575 4,473 2,059 3% 30 - 151,458

14 126,034 10,578 411 1,337 39,528 5,815 6,267 3% 30 - 184,234

15 125,049 9,593 319 1,111 24,937 4,330 5,291 3% 30 - 164,926

16 124,703 9,167 381 1,167 26,293 4,954 6,066 3% 30 - 168,581

17 126,044 10,508 381 1,034 15,060 4,492 6,066 3% 30 - 158,688

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Output data and global cost calculations - New Apartment Three Bedroom – (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

65

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹)

20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas emissions (only for the

macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements

including the residual value

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when

applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the medium energy price

scenario Refer. 164,800 0 300 3,413 33,174 - 4,888 14% 30 - 211,096

1 177,079 12,279 461 1,627 15,815 - 7,034 14% 30 - 212,578

2 176,625 11,825 384 1,693 16,462 - 6,071 14% 30 - 209,697

3 178,550 13,750 461 1,681 16,342 - 7,034 14% 30 - 214,578

4 177,748 12,948 461 1,603 15,586 - 7,034 14% 30 - 213,019

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5 176,148 11,348 429 1,546 15,031 - 6,501 14% 30 - 209,453

6 176,010 11,210 461 1,670 16,233 - 7,034 14% 30 - 211,928

7 175,780 10,980 461 1,744 16,951 - 7,034 14% 30 - 212,415

8 162,555 -2,245 132 1,479 14,376 - 2,088 14% 30 - 182,643

9 162,115 -2,685 132 1,451 14,102 - 2,088 14% 30 - 181,929

10 162,785 -2,015 132 1,428 13,880 - 2,088 14% 30 - 182,376

11 163,854 -946 132 1,404 13,646 - 2,088 14% 30 - 183,211

12 164,523 -277 132 1,381 8,196 - 2,088 14% 30 - 178,431

13 177,904 13,104 439 1,398 13,594 - 6,988 14% 30 - 210,533

14 178,076 13,276 439 1,758 17,094 - 6,988 14% 30 - 214,205

15 178,325 13,525 384 1,354 6,482 - 6,468 14% 30 - 201,814

16 174,029 9,229 384 1,500 7,895 - 6,468 14% 30 - 198,930

17 177,710 12,910 461 1,332 6,259 - 7,431 14% 30 - 204,056

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 80

Output data and global cost calculations - New Apartment Three Bedroom -

(Macroeconomic calculation) Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table 65

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year) - without

V.A.T.-

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

- without V.A.T.-

Annual running cost

Calculation

period (¹) 20, 30 years

Cost of

greenhouse gas emissions (only for the

macro-economic

calculation)

Replacemen

t cost of building elements including

the residual value

Discount rate

(different rates for macro-

economic and financial

calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when

applicable)

Global cost calculated - without V.A.T.-

Annual maintenanc

e cost

Operati

onal cost

Energy cost (²) by fuel with the medium energy price

scenario - without V.A.T.-

Refer. 135,136 0 300 3,413 81,628 11,725 4,888 3% 30 - 229,301

1 147,415 12,279 461 1,627 38,913 4,945 7,034 3% 30 - 207,265

2 146,961 11,825 384 1,693 40,506 5,083 6,071 3% 30 - 205,120

3 148,886 13,750 461 1,681 40,212 5,039 7,034 3% 30 - 210,036

4 148,084 12,948 461 1,603 38,350 4,868 7,034 3% 30 - 207,371

5 146,484 11,348 429 1,546 36,985 5,267 6,501 3% 30 - 202,908

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6 146,346 11,210 461 1,670 39,944 5,050 7,034 3% 30 - 207,227

7 146,116 10,980 461 1,744 41,709 5,252 7,034 3% 30 - 208,762

8 132,891 -2,245 132 1,479 35,374 5,350 2,088 3% 30 - 174,335

9 132,451 -2,685 132 1,451 34,700 5,248 2,088 3% 30 - 173,222

10 133,121 -2,015 132 1,428 34,152 5,165 2,088 3% 30 - 173,343

11 134,190 -946 132 1,404 33,577 5,078 2,088 3% 30 - 173,837

12 134,859 -277 132 1,381 19,183 4,996 2,088 3% 30 - 160,112

13 148,240 13,104 439 1,398 33,449 5,028 6,988 3% 30 - 201,917

14 148,412 13,276 439 1,758 42,061 5,428 6,988 3% 30 - 210,701

15 148,661 13,525 384 1,354 30,334 5,082 6,468 3% 30 - 197,045

16 144,365 9,229 384 1,500 33,811 5,568 6,468 3% 30 - 196,225

17 148,046 12,910 461 1,332 29,785 5,050 7,431 3% 30 - 199,165

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 81

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings

Type of building

Reference building

(kWh/m², a)

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to)

kWh/m², a (for a component approach in the relevant unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings kWh/m², a

Gap

Existing Apartment blocks and multifamily building A

403 160-184 No requirements N/A

Existing Apartment blocks and multifamily building B 624 163-180 No requirements N/A

New Apartment 1bedroom – Last Floor- 664 221-230 234 No gap

New Apartment 2bedrooms -Last Floor - 636 197-206 207

No gap

New Apartment 3bedrooms -Last Floor- 617 183-197 198

No gap

Justification of the gap: Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The cost-optimal level of new and existing apartment buildings lie within the B category of EPC. It is proposed that the requirement for having an EPC of energy class be maintained, and also implemented to apartment blocks that undergo major renovation.

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Table 82

Combination of measures that give the cost optimum levels for apartment buildings (Macroeconomic calculation)

Type of Building Basic Scenario

Reference Global Cost

Measures

Energy Rating Global Cost

Wall (W /m2 K)

Roof (W /m2 K)

Window (W /m2 K) /

Technical systems

Existing Apartment block A

Multifamily building with four apartments three bedrooms each without insulation, with single glazing and roll up shutter

545.141 0,58 0,50 No

windows upgrade

Boiler:95% A/C: 320% Β 535.325

Existing Apartment block B

Multifamily building with nine apartments (3No.:1bedroom, 3No. 2bedrooms and 3No. 3bedrooms) without insulation and with single glazing

856,572

0,24 0,275 No windows upgrade

A/C: 360% 7kW

photovoltaic

B 773.980

New Apartment 1bedroom – Last Floor-

New Apartment one bedroom 46m2 without insulation and with double glazing

89,075

0,419 0,188 2,9

AC: 400% 0,53 kW

photovoltaic B 82.699

0.28 0,188 2,9 AC: 400% B 86.915

New Apartment 2bedrooms

New Apartment two bedrooms 88m2

179,081 0.419 0,188

2,9 AC: 360% B 158.105

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-Last Floor - without insulation & with double glazing

0,28 0,188 2,9 AC: 360% B 158.411

New Apartment 3bedrooms -Last Floor-

New Apartment three bedrooms 103m2 without insulation and with double glazing

211.096 0.28 0,188 2,9 A/C: 360% B 178.431

Table 83

Basic reporting table for energy performance relevant data – New office building

Quantity Unit Description

Calculation Method and tool(s) • Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

• Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. • Software SBEMcy.

The MAEPB has been developed according to the Law that Regulates the Energy Performance of Buildings. Software SBEMcy is the tool that simulates MAEPB and is used for issuing Energy Performance Certificates. The calculation method complies with the umbrella document PG-N37, which lists standards relevant to the implementation of the EPBD. In particular EN ISO 13790 deals with Energy performance of buildings – Calculation of energy use for space heating and cooling. The Guide for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings is the approved document

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for calculating U-values for building elements and it complies with EN ISO 6946, EN ISO 13370, EN ISO 10077-1 and EN ISO 10456.

Primary energy conversion factors

See Annex III Values of delivered to primary energy conversion factors (per energy carrier) used for the calculation

Climate

condition

Location

Nicosia 35° 10' N, 33° 22' E

Name of the city with indication of latitude and longitude

Heating degree-days

1274

HDD

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 15927-6, specifying the period of calculation

Cooling degree-days

1125

CDD

Source of climatic dataset

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB).

Meteorological Service (HDD and CDD at 20°)

Terrain description

Urban area, the presence of nearby buildings has not been considered.

e.g. rural area, sub-urban, urban. Explain if the presence of nearby building has been considered or not

Building geometry

Length x Width x Height

27x15x18

m x m x m

Related to the heated/conditioned air volume (EN 13790) and considering as ‘length’ the horizontal dimension of the façade south-oriented

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Quantity Unit Description

Number of floors

6

¯

S/V (surface-to-volume) ratio

0.34

m²/m³

Ratio of window area

over total building envelope area

South

32

%

East

32

%

North

32

%

West

32 %

Orientation

0

°

Azimuth angle of the South façade (deviation from the South direction of the ‘South’ oriented façade)

Internal gains

Building utilisation

Office

According to the building categories proposed in Annex 1 to Directive 2010/31/EU

Average thermal gain from occupants

13,2

W/m²

Specific electric power of the lighting system

25

W/m²

Total electric power of the complete lighting system of the conditioned rooms (all lamps + control equipment of the lighting system)

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Specific electric power of electric equipment

15 W/m²

Building elements

Average U-value of walls

1,53

W/m²K

Weighted U-value of all walls: U-wall = (U_wall_1 · A_wall_1 + U_wall_2 · A_wall_2 + … + U_wall_n ·A_wall_n)/ (A_wall_1 + A_wall_2 + … +A_wall_n); here are: U_wall_i = Uvalue of wall type I; A_wall_i = total surface of wall type i

Average U-value of roof

2,16

W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of basement

N/A W/m²K

Similar to walls

Average U-value of windows

3,7

W/m²K

Similar as for walls; it should take into account the thermal bridge due to the frame and dividers (according to EN ISO 10077-1)

Thermal bridges

Average linear thermal transmittance

Roof - wall = 0.6

Wall - ground floor = 1.15 Wall – wall

(corner) = 0.25 Lintel above window and door = 1.27 Sill below

window = 1.27

W/mK

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Jamb at window or door = 1.27

thermal capacity per

unit area

external walls

141000

J/m²K

To be evaluated according to EN ISO 13786

Internal walls

120000 J/m²K

slabs 225000 J/m²K

Type of shading systems

Internal solar blind

e.g. solar blind, roll-up shutter, curtain,

etc.

Average g-value of

glazing

0,76

¯

total solar energy transmittance of glazing (for radiation perpendicular to the glazing), here: weighted value according to the area of different windows (to be evaluated according to EN 410)

Glazing + shading

0,76 ¯

Total solar energy transmittance for glazing and an external solar protection according to the MAEPB

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8

m3/h/ m2

Calculated for a pressure difference inside/outside of 50 Pa

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Quantity Units Description

Building systems

Ventilation system

Air changes per hour

N/A

1/s/m2

Only natural vantilation

Heat recovery efficiency

N/A %

No heat recovery

Efficiencies of heating system

Heat generator seasonal

efficiency

368

%

It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Efficiencies of cooling system

Cooling seasonal efficiency

365

%

It is the ratio of the cooling demand over cooling energy of the generator.

Efficiencies of DHW system

Heat generator seasonal efficiency

100 % It is the ratio of the useful heat output to energy input over the heating season.

Quantity Unit

Description

Building Set

Temperature set point

winter 22 (in most

areas)

°C Indoor operative temperature

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points and Schedules

summer

24 (in most areas)

°C

Humidity set point

winter

N/A

%

Indoor relative humidity, if applicable: ‘Humidity has only a small effect on thermal sensation and perceived air quality in the rooms of sedentary occupancy’ (EN 15251)

summer

N/A

%

Operation schedules

and controls

occupancy

See Annex II

Methodology for Assessing the Energy Performance of Buildings (MAEPB)

lighting

See Annex II

Equipment

See Annex II

ventilation

See Annex II

Heating system

See Annex II

Cooling system

See Annex II

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy building need / use

Energy need for heating

39013

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to a conditioned space to maintain the intended temperature

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conditions during a given period of time

Energy need for cooling

58361 kWh/a

Energy need for DHW

5336

kWh/a

Heat to be delivered to the needed amount of domestic hot water to raise its temperature from the cold network temperature to the prefixed delivery temperature at the delivery point

Quantity Unit Description

Energy use for ventilation

0

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the ventilation system for air transport and heat recovery (not including the energy input for preheating the air) and energy input to the humidification systems to satisfy the need for humidification

Energy use for internal lighting

136547

kWh/a

Electrical energy input to the lighting system and other appliances/systems

Energy

generation at the building site

Thermal energy from RES ( thermal solar collectors)

0

kWh/a

Energy from renewable sources (that are not depleted by extraction, such as solar energy, wind, water power, renewed biomass) or co-generation

Electrical energy generated in the building and used

onsite

0

kWh/a

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Electrical energy generated in the building and exported

to the market

0

kWh/a

Quantity

Unit

Description

Energy

consumption

Delivered energy

electricity

239257

kWh/a

Energy, expressed per energy carrier, supplied to the technical building systems through the system boundary, to satisfy the uses taken into account which are heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water, and lighting.

Fossil fuel

0 kWh/a

Other (biomass, district heating/cooling, etc.)

0

kWh/a

Primary energy

645994 kWh/a

Energy that has not been subjected to any conversion or transformation process

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Table 84

Selected variants/measures – New office building

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 2.1 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 1.53 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.72 W/m²K (thermal brick)

0.72 W/m²K (thermal brick)

0.42 W/m²K (5cm of insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

2.95 W/m²K (Double Glazing with thermal break)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

27% 27% 27% 27%

Effective thermal mass

• External walls 141 kJ/m2K

• Internal walls 120 kJ/m2K

• Slabs 225 kJ/m

Same as reference building

Same as reference building Same as reference building

Heating system Split units A/C with 368% seasonal efficiency

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

DHW Stand-alone water heater.

Stand-alone water heater.

Stand-alone water heater.

Stand-alone water heater.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation Only natural ventilation

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Space cooling system

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- - - -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading No external shading No external shading No external shading No external shading Lighting systems and controls

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas

Compact fluorescent lighting in all areas

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.72 W/m²K (thermal brick) 0.72 W/m²K (thermal brick) 1.53 W/m²K (no insulation) 0.338 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal break)

Share of window area of total building envelope

27% 27% 27% 27%

Effective thermal mass

Same as reference building Same as reference building Same as reference building Same as reference building

Heating system Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

DHW Stand-alone water heater.

Stand-alone water heater

Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal system constitutes of

Stand-alone water heater

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4.6m2 flat panels and 250ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Mechanical supply/ extract

Space cooling system

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

- 10kW Photovoltaic 10kW Photovoltaic -

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading No external shading No external shading

No external shading No external shading

Lighting systems and controls

Energy efficient lighting system

Energy efficient lighting system

Energy efficient lighting system

Energy efficient lighting system

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.338 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.338 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.72 W/m²K (thermal brick)

0.338 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal break)

2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal break)

2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal break)

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

Share of window area of total building envelope

27% 27% 27% 27%

Effective thermal mass

Same as reference building Same as reference building Same as reference building Same as reference building

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Heating system Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Boiler using heating oil for fuel with 90% seasonal efficiency and is backed by solar thermal system

DHW Stand-alone water heater

Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 4.6m2

flat panels and 250ltr storage tank.

Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 4.6m2

flat panels and 250ltr storage tank

Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 150m2

flat panels and 1000ltr storage tank

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Mechanical supply/ extract

Mechanical supply/ extract

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Space cooling system

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Air conditioning units

Measures based on RES

- 10kW Photovoltaic 10kW Photovoltaic 10kW Photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

- - - Electricity to heating oil

External shading External movable shading

External movable shading

No external shading No external shading

Lighting systems and controls

Energy efficient lighting system

Energy efficient lighting system

Energy efficient lighting system

Energy efficient lighting system

Measure Variant 12 Variant 13 Variant 14 Variant 15

Roof insulation 0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.72 W/m²K (thermal brick)

0.72 W/m²K (thermal brick) 0.72 W/m²K (thermal brick) 0.338 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing)

2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal

3.7 W/m²K (double glazing,)

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break) break)

Share of window area of total building envelope

27% 27% 27% 27%

Effective thermal mass

Same as reference building Same as reference building Same as reference building Same as reference building

Heating system Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

DHW Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 4.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank

Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 4.6m2 flat panels and 150ltr storage tank

Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 4.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 4.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Only natural ventilation

Mechanical supply/ extract

Space cooling system

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Measures based on RES

10kW Photovoltaic 10kW Photovoltaic 10kW Photovoltaic 10kW Photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

- - - -

External shading No external shading Overhangs over the windows of South and East orientation

Overhangs over the windows of South and East orientation

Overhangs over the windows of South and East orientation

Lighting systems and controls

Energy efficient lighting Energy efficient lighting Energy efficient lighting Energy efficient lighting

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system system system system

Measure Variant 16 Variant 17 Variant 18

Roof insulation 0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

Wall insulation 0.338 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.338 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

0.338 W/m²K (10cm insulation)

Windows 2.95 W/m²K (double glazing with thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

2.25 W/m²K (double glazing, low-e, thermal break)

Share of window area of total building envelope

27% 27% 27%

Effective thermal mass

Same as reference building Same as reference building Same as reference building

Heating system Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers

DHW Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 4.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 4.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

Stand-alone water heater and is backed by solar thermal. The solar thermal system constitutes of 4.6m2

flat panels and 150ltr storage tank.

Ventilation system (incl. night ventilation)

Mechanical supply/ extract

Mechanical supply/ extract

Mechanical supply/ extract

Space cooling system

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

Split units A/C with 365% seasonal efficiency

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Measures based on RES

10kW Photovoltaic 10kW Photovoltaic 20kW Photovoltaic

Change of energy carrier

- - -

External shading Overhangs over the windows of South and East orientation

Overhangs over the windows of South and East orientation

Overhangs over the windows of South and East orientation

Lighting systems and controls

Energy efficient lighting system

Energy efficient lighting system

Energy efficient lighting system

Table 85

Energy demand calculation output table – New office building

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 84)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 15.5

77.3

0 2.1

54.3 0

149.2

402.7

0

1 10.3

61.7

0 2.1 54.3

0

128.4

346.5 56.2

2 8.8

62.5

0 2.1 54.3

0

127.7

344.6 58.1

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3 9.6

60.2

0 2.1 54.3

0

126.2

340.7 62

4 10.8

58.3

0 2.1 43

0

114.2

308.3 94.4

5 10.8

58.3

0 2.1 43

0

114.2

288.2 114.5

6 10.8

58.3 0 0.7

43

0

112.8

284.5

118.2 7 7

33.7

4.55 2.1 43

0

85.8

243.7 159

8 8.9

18.4

4.55 2.1 43

0

77

207.8 194.9

9 8.9

18.4

4.55 1.9 43

0 76.8

187.2 215.5

10 9.3

59

0 0.7 43

0

112

282.3 120.4

11 34.5

55.5

0 1.4 43.3

34.5

100.2 308.3 94.4

12 9.3

59

0 0.7 43

0

112 282.3 120.4

13 11.4

53.4

0 0.7 43

0

108.5 272.7 130

14 9.8

53.9

0 0.7 43

0

107.4 270.1 132.6

15 9.6

24.5

4.55 1.5 43

0

78.6 205.5 197.2

16 8

25.3

4.55 1.5 43

0

82.4 202.2 200.5

17 6.8

25

4.55 1.5 43

0

80.9 198.1 204.6

18 6.8

25

4.55 1.5 43

0 80.9 177.9 224.8

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Table 86

Output data and global cost calculations – New office building (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

84

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 3,272,100

0 4,000

€ 69,385

€ 616,967

15,000

14% 20 4,013,822

1 3,293,397

21,297

4,000 € 62,172

€ 552,828

15,000 14% 20 3,970,980

2 3,309,091

36,991

4,000 € 61,262

€ 544,735

15,000 14% 20 3,978,580

3 3,326,995

54,895

4,000 € 61,321

€ 545,260

15,000 14% 20 3,997,010

4 3,296,157

24,057

4,000 € 53,580

€ 476,429

16,104

14% 20 3,898,444

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5 3,313,157

41,057

4,000 € 50,600

€449,929 13,554

14% 20 3,886,395

6 3,315,001

42,901

4,009

€ 52,565

€467,407 13,554

14% 20 3,847,078

7 3,362,135

90,035

4,268

€ 45,383

€403,547 17,779

14% 20 3,900,568

8 3,534,771

262,671

4,268

€ 46,804

€416,177 17,779

14% 20 4,085,835

9 3,553,615

281,515

4,277

€ 43,700

€388,992 15,229

14% 20 4,042,387

10 3,330,695

58,595

4,009

€ 48,638

€432,489 13,554

14% 20 3,886,746

11 3,449,741

177,641

3,150

€ 54,301

€482,838 16,104

14% 20 4,035,115

12 3,330,695

58,595

4,009

€ 51,618

€458,989 13,554

14% 20 3,854,354

13 3,329,959

57,859

4,009 € 51,906

€461,546 13,550 14% 20 3,856,171

14 3,345,653

73,553

4,009 € 47,924

€426,142 13,550 14% 20 3,921,851

15 3,380,243

108,143

4,277 € 41,817

€371,836 15,225 14% 20 3,884,664

16 3,395,937

123,837

4,277 €44,195 €392,975 15,225 14% 20 3,921,498

17 3,403,784

131,684

4,277 €43,233 €384,427 15,225 14% 20 3,920,797

18 3,420,784

148,684

4,277 €40,100 €356,567 12,675 14% 20 3,907,387

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Table 87

Output data and global cost calculations – New office building (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

84

Initial investment cost (referred to

starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas emissions

(only for the macro-

economic calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global

cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 2,683,122 4,000

€ 69,385

€ 117,165

73,973 15,000

3% 20 3,985,469

1 2,704,419

4,000

€ 62,172

€ 1,001,026

66,282

15,000

3% 20 3,879,104

2 2,720,113

4,000

€ 61,262

€ 986,371

65,312 15,000

3% 20 3,876,347

3 2,738,017

4,000

€ 61,321

€ 987,323

65,375 15,000

3% 20 3,892,043

4 2,707,179

4,000

€ 53,580

€ 862,687

57,122 16,104

3% 20 3,734,772

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5 2,724,179

4,000

€ 50,600

€ 804,171

57,122 13,554

3% 20 3,688,106

6 2,726,023

4,009

€ 52,560

€ 786,777

48,384 13,554

3% 20 3,663,714

7 2,773,157

4,268

€ 45,383

€ 730,717

49,898 17,779

3% 20 3,657,681

8 2,945,793

4,268

€ 46,804

€ 753,587

49,766 17,779

3% 20 3,821,981

9 2,964,637

4,277

€ 43,700

€ 692,016

55,031 15,229

3% 20 3,779,264

10 2,741,717

4,009

€ 48,638

€ 772,592

56,701 13,554

3% 20 3,670,714

11 2,860,763

3,150

€ 54,301

€ 874,293

55,031 16,104

3% 20 3,849,208

12 2,741,717

4,009

€ 51,618

€ 771,534 55,338 13,554

3% 20 3,668,294

13 2,740,981 4,009 € 51,906 € 776,164 54,270 13,550 3% 20 3,671,250

14 2,756,675 4,009 € 47,924 € 819,613 47,759 13,550 3% 20 3,721,057

15 2,791,265 4,277 € 41,817 € 662,764 50,294 15,225 3% 20 3,603,105

16 2,806,959 4,277 € 44,195 € 701,042 49,269 15,225 3% 20 3,653,228

17 2,814,806 4,277 € 43,233 € 685,564 49,269 15,225 3% 20 3,644,184

18 2,831,806 4,277 € 40,100 € 624,043 49,269 12,675 3% 20 3,594,513

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Table 88

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings – New office building

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to)

kWh/m², a (for a component approach in the relevant unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings kWh/m², a

Gap

402 205 – 284 Up to 261 No gap

Table 89

Selected variants/measures – New office building – Roof Insulation

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Roof insulation 2.10 W/m²K (no insulation)

0.68 W/m²K ( 3cm of insulation)

0.56 W/m²K ( 4cm of insulation)

0.47 W/m²K ( 5cm of insulation)

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Roof insulation 0.41 W/m²K (6cm of insulation)

0.36 W/m²K (7cm of insulation)

0.32 W/m²K (8cm of insulation)

0.29 W/m²K (9cm of insulation)

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Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10 Variant 11

Roof insulation 0.26 W/m²K (10cm of insulation)

0.24 W/m²K (11cm of insulation)

0.22 W/m²K (12cm of insulation)

0.18 W/m²K (15cm of insulation)

Table 90

Energy demand calculation output table – New office building – Roof Insulation

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 88)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 15.5

77.3

0 2.1

54.3 0

149.2

402.7

0

1 14.4

70.9

0 2.1 54.3

0

141.7

382.4

20.3

2 14.3

70.4

0 2.1 54.3

0

141.1

380.7

22.0

3 14.2

70.0

0 2.1 54.3

0 140.6

379.5

23.2

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4 14.2

69.7

0 2.1 54.3

0 140.3

378.6

24.1

5 14.1

69.5

0 2.1 54.3

0 140.0

378.0

24.7

6 14.1

69.4 0 2.1

54.3

0 139.9

377.5 25.2

7 14.1

69.2

0 2.1 54.3

0 139.7

377.0

25.7

8 14.0

69.1

0 2.1 54.3

0 139.5

376.7

26

9 14.0

69.0

0 2.1

54.3

0 139.4

376.4

376.4

10 14.0

69.0

0 2.1 54.3

0 139.4

376.2

26.5

11 14.0

68.8

0 2.1 54.3

0 139.2 375.6

27.1

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Table 91

Output data and global cost calculations – New office building (Financial calculation) – Roof Insulation

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

88

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 3,272,100

0 4,000

€69,385

€ 616,967

15,000

14% 20 4,013,822

1 3,285,655

13,555

4,000

€ 67,171

€ 597,282

15,000

14% 20 4,007,691

2 3,286,190

14,090

4,000

€ 66,975

€ 595,536

15,000

14% 20 4,006,480

3 3,286,726

14,626

4,000

€ 66,843

€ 594,361

15,000

14% 20 4,005,841

4 3,287,262

15,162

4,000 € 66,740

€ 593,446

15,000

14% 20 4,005,462

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5 3,287,797

15,697

4,000 € 66,667

€592,797

15,000

14% 20 4,005,348

6 3,288,333

16,233

4,000 € 66,610

€592,290

15,000

14% 20 4,005,378

7 3,288,868

16,768

4,000 € 66,567

€591,907

15,000

14% 20 4,005,530

8 3,289,404

17,304

4,000 € 66,528

€591,563

15,000

14% 20 4,005,722

9 3,289,940

17,840

4,000 € 66,496

€591,278

15,000

14% 20 4,005,972

10 3,290,475

18,375

4,000

€ 66,464

€590,992

15,000

14% 20 4,006,222

11 3,292,082

19,982

4,000

€ 66,407

€590,486

15,000

14% 20 4,007,322

Table 92

Output data and global cost calculations – New office building (Macroeconomic calculation) – Roof Insulation

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as

Initial

investment cost (referred

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

Replacement

cost of building

Discount

rate (different

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

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given in Table 88

to starting year)

(taxes are not included)

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included)

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

not included)

Refer. 2,683,122 4,000

€ 69,385

€ 1,117,165

€125,177 15,000

3% 20 3,935,909

1 2,696,677

4,000

€ 67,171

€ 1,081,520

€121,183 15,000

3% 20 3,913,818

2 2,697,212

4,000

€ 66,975

€1,078,358

€120,828 15,000

3% 20 3,911,192

3 2,697,748

4,000

€ 66,843

€ 1,076,231

€120,590 15,000

3% 20 3,909,600

4 2,698,284

4,000

€ 66,740

€ 1,074,574

€120,404 15,000

3% 20 3,908,479

5 2,698,819

4,000

€ 66,667

€1,073,399

€120,273 15,000

3% 20 3,907,839

6 2,699,355

4,000

€ 66,610

€1,072,482 €120,170 15,000

3% 20 3,907,458

7 2,699,890

4,000

€ 66,567

€1,071,788 €120,092 15,000

3% 20 3,907,300

8 2,700,426

4,000

€ 66,528

€1,071,166 €120,023 15,000

3% 20 3,907,213

9 2,700,962

4,000

€ 66,496

€1,070,648 €119,965 15,000

3% 20 3,907,231

10 2,701,497

4,000

€ 66,464

€1,070,131 €119,907 15,000

3% 20 3,907,250

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11 2,703,104

4,000

€ 66,407

€1,069,215 €119,804 15,000

3% 20 3,907,940

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

Table 93

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings – New office building– Roof Insulation

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to) W/m²K (for a component approach in the relevant

unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings W/m²K

Gap

2,16 0,24 – 0,47 Up to 0,75 108%

Justification of the gap: Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The calculation of the roof insulation as a single measure in a new building indicates that the cost optimum level is 0,36 W/m²K. However, the global cost between 0,24 and 0,47 W/m²K show very small incremental changes. It is proposed that the new minimum requirement for roofs is 0.63 W/m²K.

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Table 94

Selected variants/measures – New office building – Wall Insulation

Each calculation should refer to the same comfort level. Pro forma each variant/package/measures should provide the acceptable comfort. If different comfort levels are taken into account, the base of the comparison will be lost.

Measure Reference case Variant 1 Variant 2 Variant 3

Wall insulation 1.53 W/m²K (no insulation)

0,590 W/m²K ( 3cm of insulation)

0.490 W/m²K ( 4cm of insulation)

0.420 W/m²K ( 5cm of insulation)

Measure Variant 4 Variant 5 Variant 6 Variant 7

Wall insulation 0.370 W/m²K ( 6cm of insulation)

0.329 W/m²K ( 7cm of insulation)

0.297 W/m²K ( 8cm of insulation)

0.338 W/m²K ( 10 cm of insulation)

Measure Variant 8 Variant 9 Variant 10

Wall insulation 0.680 W/m²K ( thermal brick)

0.720 W/m²K (thermal brick)

0.490 W/m²K ( thermal brick)

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Table 95

Energy demand calculation output table – New office building – Wall Insulation

Please fill out one table for each reference building and building category, for all of the introduced measures.

Measure/ package/ variant of measures (as described in Table 93)

Energy use (kWh/m², a)

Delivered energy specified by source (kWh/m², a)

Primary energy demand in kWh/m², a

Energy reduction in primary energy compared to the reference building

Heating

Cooling

Ventilation

DWH

Lighting

Oil or LPG Electricity

Refer. 15,5

77.3

0 2.1

54.3 0

149.2

402.7

0

1 11.7

69.1

0 2.1 54.3

0

137.2

370.4

32.3

2 11.4

68.4

0 2.1 54.3

0

136.2

367.6

35.1

3 11.2

67.9

0 2.1 54.3

0

135.5

365.6

37.1

4 11.0

67.5

0 2.1 54.3

0

134.9

364.2

38.5

5 10.8

67.3

0 2.1 54.3

0

134.5

363.1

39.6

6 10.7

67.0 0 2.1

54.3

0

134.1

362.1 40.6

7 10.5

66.7

0 2.1 54.3

0

133.6

360.8

41.9

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8 9.0

70.6

0 2.1 54.3

0

136

367.1

35.6

9 9.1

70.8

0 2.1

54.3

0 136.3

367.8

34.9

10 8.6

69.8

0 2.1 54.3

0

134.8

363.9

38.8

Table 96

Output data and global cost calculations – New office building (Financial calculation) – Wall Insulation

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

93

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 3,272,100

0 4,000

€ 69,385

€ 619,967

15,000

14% 20 4,013,822

1 3,279,520

7,420

4,000 € 64,845

€ 576,596

15,000 14% 20 3,980,870

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2 3,281,410

9,310

4,000 € 64,441

€ 573,007

15,000 14% 20 3,979,171

3 3,283,299

11,199

4,000 € 64,159

€ 570,495

15,000 14% 20 3,978,549

4 3,285,189

13,089

4,000 € 63,948

€ 568,626

15,000 14% 20 3,978,570

5 3,287,079

14,979

4,000 € 63,787

€567,192

15,000 14% 20 3,979,025

6 3,288,969

16,869

4,000 € 63,651

€565,984 15,000 14% 20 3,979,708

7 3,292,749

20,649

4,000 € 63,450

€564,193 15,000 14% 20 3,981,696

8 3,282,180

10,080

4,000 € 63,168

€561,688 15,000 14% 20 3,968,622

9 3,277,700

5,600

4,000 € 63,271

€562,603 15,000 14% 20 3,965,057

10 3,286,659

14,559

4,000 € 62,700

€557,527 15,000 14% 20 3,968,941

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Table 97

Output data and global cost calculations – New office building (Macroeconomic calculation) – Wall Insulation

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

93

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

(taxes are not included)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 20

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas

emissions (only for

the macro-economic

calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated (taxes are

not included)

Annual maintenance

cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario (taxes are not

included) Refer. 2,683,122

4,000

€ 69,385

€ 1,117,165

€125,177 15,000

3% 20 3,935,909

1 2,690,542

4,000 € 64,845

€ 1,044,064

€116,986 15,000 3% 20 3,870,227

2 2,692,432

4,000 € 64,441

€ 1,037,565

€116,258 15,000 3% 20 3,865,618

3 2,694,321

4,000 € 64,159

€ 1,033,017

€115,748 15,000 3% 20 3,862,960

4 2,696,211

4,000 € 63,948

€ 1,029,632

€115,369 15,000 3% 20 3,861,465

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5 2,698,101

4,000 € 63,787

€1,027,035 €115,078 15,000 3% 20 3,860,757

6 2,699,991

4,000 € 63,651

€1,024,849 €114,833 15,000 3% 20 3,860,461

7 2,703,771

4,000 € 63,450

€1,021,605 €114,469 15,000 3% 20 3,860,997

8 2,693,202

4,000 € 63,168

€1,017,068 €113,961 15,000 3% 20 3,845,891

9 2,688,722

4,000 € 63,271

€1,018,726 €114,147 15,000 3% 20 3,843,069

10 2,697,681

4,000 € 62,700

€1,009,535 €113,117 15,000 3% 20 33,842,838

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

Table 98

Comparison table for both new and existing buildings – New office building

Reference building

Cost-optimal range/level (from-to) W/m²K (for a component approach in the relevant

unit)

Current requirements for reference

buildings W/m²K

Gap

1,53 0,72 Up to 0,85 18%

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Justification of the gap: Plan to reduce the non-justifiable gap: The calculation of the roof insulation as a single measure in a new building indicates that the cost optimum level is 0,72 W/m²K. . It is proposed that the new minimum requirement for roofs is 0,72 W/m²K.

Table 99

Output data and global cost calculations – New office building – Public building (Financial calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

84

Initial

investment cost (referred

to starting year)

Investment

increase compared to

reference building

(referred to starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 3,272,100

0 4,000

€ 69,385

€ 674,500

43,333

14% 30 4,099,688

1 3,293,397

21,297

4,000 € 62,172

€ 604,380

43,333

14% 30 4,050,865

2 3,309,091

36,991

4,000 € 61,262

€ 595,532

43,333

14% 30

4,057,711

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3 3,326,995

54,895

4,000 € 61,321

€ 596,106

43,333

14% 30 4,076,190

4 3,296,157

24,057

4,000 € 53,580

€ 520,856

44,989

14% 30 3,971,757

5 3,313,157

41,057

4,000 € 50,600

€ 491,886

48,956

14% 30 3,963,753

6 3,315,001

42,901

4,009

€ 52,565

€ 510,993

49,571

14% 30 3,897,726

7 3,362,135

90,035

4,268

€ 45,383

€ 441,178

48,339

14% 30 3,968,760

8 3,534,771

262,671

4,268

€ 46,804

€ 454,986

48,339

14% 30 4,155,204

9 3,553,615

281,515

4,277

€ 43,700

€ 427,699

52,921

14% 30 4,089,830

10 3,330,695

58,595

4,009

€ 48,638

€ 472,820

49,571

14% 30 3,963,093

11 3,449,741

177,641

3,150

€ 54,301

€ 527,864

81,656

14% 30 4,145,692

12 3,330,695

58,595

4,009

€ 51,618

€ 501,790

49,571

14% 30 3,904,217

13 3,329,959

57,859

4,009 € 51,906

€ 504,586

49,565

14% 30 3,906,271

14 3,345,653

73,553

4,009 € 47,924

€ 465,880

49,565

14% 30 4,000,075

15 3,380,243

108,143

4,277 € 41,817

€ 406,510

52,915

14% 30 3,957,028

16 3,395,937

123,837

4,277 €44,195 € 429,621

52,915

14% 30 3,995,833

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17 3,403,784

131,684

4,277 €43,233 € 420,276

52,915

14% 30 3,994,335

18 3,420,784

148,684

4,277 €40,100 € 389,818

56,881

14% 30 3,984,844

Table 100

Output data and global cost calculations – New office building - Public building (Macroeconomic calculation)

Please fill out the table for each reference building using it once for the macroeconomic and once for the financial calculation. Please insert the cost data in national currency.

Variant/ package/

measure as given in Table

84

Initial investment cost (referred to

starting year)

Annual running cost

Calculation period (¹) 30

years

Cost of

greenhouse gas emissions

(only for the macro-

economic calculation)

Replacement

cost of building elements including

the residual value during calculation

period

Discount

rate (different rates for macro-

economic and

financial calculation)

Estimated economic lifetime

Disposal

cost (when applicable)

Global

cost calculated

Annual

maintenance cost

Operational

cost

Energy cost (²) with the

medium energy price

scenario

Refer. 2,683,122 4,000

€ 69,385

1,659,672

73,973 43,333

3% 30 4,597,417

1 2,704,419

4,000

€ 62,172

1,487,135

66,282

43,333

3% 30 4,429,849

2 2,720,113

4,000

€ 61,262

1,465,362

65,312 43,333

3% 30 4,419,369

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3 2,738,017

4,000

€ 61,321

1,466,777

65,375 43,333

3% 30 4,435,568

4 2,707,179

4,000

€ 53,580

1,281,616

57,122 44,989

3% 30 4,213,069

5 2,724,179

4,000

€ 50,600

1,194,684

57,122 48,956

3% 30 4,143,330

6 2,726,023

4,009

€ 52,560

1,170,415

48,384 49,571

3% 30 4,107,109

7 2,773,157

4,268

€ 45,383

1,085,560

49,898 48,339

3% 30 4,068,753

8 2,945,793

4,268

€ 46,804

1,119,537

49,766 48,339

3% 30 4,244,076

9 2,964,637

4,277

€ 43,700

1,027,218

55,031 52,921

3% 30 4,182,167

10 2,741,717

4,009

€ 48,638

1,147,770

56,701 49,571

3% 30 4,110,844

11 2,860,763

3,150

€ 54,301

1,298,859

55,031 81,656

3% 30 4,361,902

12 2,741,717

4,009

€ 51,618

1,147,770

55,338 49,571

3% 30 4,108,630

13 2,740,981 4,009 € 51,906 1,154,649

54,270 49,565

3% 30 4,113,166

14 2,756,675 4,009 € 47,924 1,217,626

47,759 49,565

3% 30 4,178,434

15 2,791,265 4,277 € 41,817 984,608

50,294 52,915

3% 30 3,987,272

16 2,806,959 4,277 € 44,195 1,041,475

49,269 52,915

3% 30 4,055,342

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17 2,814,806 4,277 € 43,233 1,018,480

49,269 52,915

3% 30 4,038,782

18 2,831,806 4,277 € 40,100 927,085

49,269 56,881

3% 30 3,964,579

(¹) For residential and public buildings 30 years of calculation period shall be taken into account; for commercial, non-residential buildings at least 20 years. (²) The effect of (expected) future price developments has to be taken into account if it is about replacement of components during the calculation period.

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Annex I– Typical Buildings Used as Basis for Reference Buildings

1) New single family house

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2) Existing single family house A

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3) Existing single family house B

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4) Existing office building

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Annex II– Operation schedule, set point temperatures and lighting for reference buildings

1) Residential building (single family house and apartment building)

Activity Occupancy hrs in weekdays12

Occupancy hrs in weekends

Occupancy hrs in holidays

Cooling set point temp.

(°C)

Heating set point temp.

(°C)

Lighting (Lux)

Circulation areas 7-9, 18-23 9 -24 - 25 18 100 Lounge 18 - 22 10 - 24 - 25 21 150 Kitchen 6-9, 17-19 9-11, 13-14, 17-20 - 25 18 300

Dining room 6-9, 18 - 20 9-11, 13-14, 18-21 - 25 18 150 Bathroom 6-9, 19-21 9-11, 19 - 21 - 27 18 150 Bedroom 21-9 21 - 11 - 25 18 100

2) Office building

Activity Occupancy hrs in

weekdays Occupancy hrs in

weekends Occupancy hrs in

holidays Cooling set point temp.

(°C)

Heating set point temp.

(°C)

Lighting (Lux)

Cellular office 7-19 - - 24 22 100 Circulation areas 7-19 - - 23 20 150

Meeting room 9-17 - - 24 22 300 Reception 7-17 - - 23 20 200

Office open 7-19 - - 24 22 500 Toilet 7-18 - - 25 18 100

3) Retail building

Activity Occupancy hrs in

weekdays Occupancy hrs in

weekends Occupancy hrs in

holidays Cooling set point temp.

Heating set point temp.

Lighting (Lux)

12 The occupancy during the operation hours is expressed as a fraction (form 0.001 to 1) and it is not constant. All the database is available to view at www.mcit.gov.cy

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(°C) (°C) Circulation areas 8-18 8-18 (Saturday

only) - 23 20 100

Sales area 8-19 8-19 (Saturday only)

- 23 20 800

Office open 8-18 8-18 (Saturday only)

- 24 22 500

Toilet 8-18 8-18 - 23 20 100

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Annex III– Primary conversion factors and CO2 conversion factors

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Annex IV– Adjustment Factors of Energy Consumption Calculated with Software SBEMcy

Energy Consumption Category Adjustment Factor Heating 1 Cooling 0.3 Auxiliary Energy 1 Lighting 1 Hot Water 1 Electricity produced from RES 1

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Annex V – Cost Data

A. Energy Cost

Electricity from the grid €0.29 / kWh Avoidance cost of electricity €0.16 / kWh Heating oil €1.10 / ltr LPG €1.32 / kg Pellets for heating €0.32 / kg Electricity cost yearly increase rate 2.8% Heating oil and LPG yearly increase rate 2.8%

B. Investment cost Additional cost to insulate horizontal roof with 5cm insulation

€35,5/m2

Additional cost to insulate horizontal roof with 5cm insulation

€12,6/m2

Building wall with common bricks and plaster

€76,67/m2

Building wall with brick of improved thermal conductivity and plaster (U≤0.72 W/m2K)

€79,26/m2

Building wall with brick of improved thermal conductivity and plaster (U≤0.67 W/m2K)

€83,70/m2

Building wall with brick of improved thermal conductivity and plaster (U≤0.49)

€87,30/m2

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Building wall with 5cm external insulation €101,17/m2 Building double wall with 5cm insulation in the middle

€90,26/m2

Additional cost for increasing insulation thickness from 5cm

€1,35/m2

Window with single glazing €110/m2 Window with double glazing and metal frame

€198,90/m2

Window with double glazing and frame with thermal break

€222,30/m2

Window with double glazing (low-e) and frame with thermal break

€234/m2

Window with triple glazing and frame with thermal break

€327,60/m2

External movable shading €175,50/m2 Boiler for heating and hot water 20 – 30 kW (heating oil) – only purchase

€1300

Condensing boiler for heating and hot water 20 – 30 kW (LPG) – only purchase

€1900

Chiller heat pump 5 – 10 kW– only purchase

€5000

Central air conditioning unit 5 – 11 kW– only purchase

€2390

Split unit 9000 Btu/hr – only purchase €300 Split unit 9000 Btu/hr - class Α – only purchase

€350

Split unit12000 Btu/hr - class Α– only purchase

€500

Split unit18000 Btu/hr - class Α– only purchase

€800

Split unit 24000 Btu/hr - class Α– only purchase

€1400

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Plant room for single family house for underfloor central heating

€9535

Underfloor heating circuit €47/m2 Plant room for single family house central heating with panels

€6961

Central heating panels €23/ m2 Fluorescent Τ8 €1.50 / piece Fluorescent Τ5 €2 / piece LED €25 / piece Installation of solar water heater (flat panels)

€401 /m2

Installation of central solar water heater (flat panels)

€439 /m2

Installation of central solar water heater (vacuum tubes).

€637 /m2

Solar space heating (flat panels) €1006 /m2 Solar space heating (vacuum tubes) €1199 /m2 Geothermal 20kW not including heat pump €30420 Installing photovoltaic system €1700 / kW

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Annex VI – Life Span of Building, Elements the Building Envelope and Technical Systems

Life Span

Annual maintenance cost in % of initial investment

Building 30 Elements of the building envelope Insulation 30 Windows 30 External shading 30 Technical System Air Conditioning units 15 4.00% Heat pumps: air to air 10 4.00% Heat pumps: exhaust air to water 15 4.00% Heat pumps: ground source 25 4.00% Energy efficient central air conditioners and chillers 17 4.00% Small boilers up to 30kW output 20 2.00% Large boilers above 30kW output 25 2.00% Electric heater - thermal storage heater 25 1.00% Electric floor heating 25 2.00% Solar thermal collectors for hot water supply 20 0.50%

Tank storage for domestic hot water 20 1.00% Heat recovery systems for recovering of heat (households) 17 4.00% Heat recovery systems for recovering of heat (commercial buildings 15 4.00% Energy efficient lighting systems in commercial buildings 12 0.00% Motion lights detection 10 0.00% CHP below 5 MW 15 0.00%

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CHP above 5 MW 20 0.00% Photovoltaic 23 0.00%

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Annex VII– Graphs of the Most Important Calculations

Cost calculations for different packages - New single family house (r = 14%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C330,000

332,000

334,000

336,000

338,000

340,000

342,000

344,000

346,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0 600.0

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages - New single family house (r = 7%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C342,000

347,000

352,000

357,000

362,000

367,000

372,000

377,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0 600.0

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages (Macroeconomic calculation) - New single family house (r = 3%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C280,000

290,000

300,000

310,000

320,000

330,000

340,000

350,000

360,000

0 100 200 300 400 500

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages - New detached single family house 2020 scenario (r = 7%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C325,000

333,000

341,000

349,000

357,000

365,000

373,000

381,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0 600.0

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

For the above graph the following assumptions were made:

• The average annual price increase of electricity the period 2021 – 2050 will be 1% • The average annual price increase of electricity the period 2021 – 2050 will be 2% • Net metering will be available in all new buildings • No significant variation in the cost other than inflation, for construction and other energy efficiency related technologies • No change of the primary conversion factors

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Cost optimum for wall insulation - New detached single family house (r = 14%)

Rerference building

Minimum requirement339,000

340,000

341,000

342,000

343,000

344,000

345,000

346,000

0.00 0.15 0.30 0.45 0.60 0.75 0.90 1.05 1.20 1.35 1.50 1.65 1.80

U-value (W/m2K)

Glo

bal c

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost optimum for wall insulation - New detached single family house (r = 7%)

Rerference building

Minimum requirement362,000

365,000

368,000

371,000

374,000

377,000

380,000

0.00 0.15 0.30 0.45 0.60 0.75 0.90 1.05 1.20 1.35 1.50 1.65 1.80

U-value (W/m2K)

Glo

bal c

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost optimum for wall insulation - New detached single family house (r = 7%)

Reference building

Minimum requirement362,000

365,000

368,000

371,000

374,000

377,000

380,000

0.00 0.15 0.30 0.45 0.60 0.75 0.90 1.05 1.20 1.35 1.50 1.65 1.80

U-value (W/m2K)

Glo

bal c

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost optimal for roof insulation - New single family house (r = 14%)

Minimum requirement

Reference building

337,000

338,000

339,000

340,000

341,000

342,000

343,000

344,000

345,000

346,000

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5

U-value (W/m2K)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost optimum for roof insulation - New single family house (r = 7%)

Reference building

Minimum requirement

360,000

363,000

366,000

369,000

372,000

375,000

378,000

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5

U-value (W/m2K)

Glo

bal c

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages - Existing single family house A ( r = 14%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C203,000

207,000

211,000

215,000

219,000

223,000

227,000

231,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0 600.0 700.0

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2 year)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages - Existing single family house A (r = 7%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C215,000

223,000

231,000

239,000

247,000

255,000

263,000

271,000

279,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0 600.0 700.0

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2 year)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages - Existing public office building (r = 14%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C1,310,000

1,350,000

1,390,000

1,430,000

1,470,000

1,510,000

1,550,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0 600.0

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages - Existing public office building (r = 7%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C1,518,000

1,588,000

1,658,000

1,728,000

1,798,000

1,868,000

1,938,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0 600.0

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages (Macroeconomic calculation) - Existing public office building (r = 3%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C1,500,000

1,590,000

1,680,000

1,770,000

1,860,000

1,950,000

2,040,000

2,130,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0 600.0Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages - New office building (r = 14%)

EPC BEPC A EPC C

Reference Building

3,800,000

3,840,000

3,880,000

3,920,000

3,960,000

4,000,000

4,040,000

4,080,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost calculations for different packages (Macroeconomic calculation) - New office building (r = 3%)

Reference building

EPC BEPC A EPC C3,580,000

3,640,000

3,700,000

3,760,000

3,820,000

3,880,000

3,940,000

4,000,000

0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0

Primary Energy Consumption (kWh/m2 year)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)

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Cost optimum for roof insulation - New office building (r = 14%)

Reference building

Minimum reguirement732,000

733,500

735,000

736,500

738,000

739,500

741,000

0.00 0.20 0.40 0.60 0.80 1.00 1.20 1.40 1.60 1.80 2.00 2.20

U-value (W/m2K)

Glo

bal C

ost (

Euro

)