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A Sustainable vision for Pembroke Energy supply: Heat, electricity, waste to energy, biomass Energy demand: Laundry, insulation, windows, measuring and monitoring, smart controls, behavior change, lighting Water: Grey water, rainwater, toilets, timers, temperatures, flow restrictor, laundry Waste and Recycling: Composting, sorting, audits, student swap scheme, behavior Management: Oranization, rules, surveys, incentives

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A Sustainable vision for PembrokeEnergy supply:

Heat, electricity, waste to energy, biomassEnergy demand:

Laundry, insulation, windows, measuring and monitoring, smart controls, behavior change, lighting

Water:Grey water, rainwater, toilets, timers, temperatures, flow

restrictor, laundryWaste and Recycling:

Composting, sorting, audits, student swap scheme, behaviorManagement:

Oranization, rules, surveys, incentives

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Greening the heating supply

If we can not insulate and reduce heating demand through envelope improvements, we can green the

heating supply

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Current situation:

Heating is the primary energy user at Pembroke College

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Technologies to examine

Solar thermalAir source heat pumps

Geothermal or Ground source heat pumps

Combined heat and power CHPNew Radiative technologies

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Monitoring and metering: accounting for resource use

We can only optimise the environmental performance of Pembroke College if we

have sufficient knowledge of consumption

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Current situation:

Monthly manual meter readings of the overall site

for gas and electricity

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Aim:

Short interval, remotely read data with appropriate spacial granularity

For gas, electricity and water

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Strategy:

1. Understanding the baseload and locating waste of resource

2. Informing decisions for resource management

3. Visualising consumption in an innovative way and providing feedback in order to

achieve behaviour-change

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Positive potential:

Already motivated and concerned staff and students

Organised in the Environmental Awareness Commitee