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Denmark

Summary

The BR10 is a performance-based code that requires a mandatory energy frame calculation to establish maximum energy demand for residential and non-residential buildings, 52.5 + 1650/A kWh/m2/pa and 71.3 + 1650/A kWh/m2/pa respectively. The code addresses all thermal envelope requirements and energy-using efficiency standards in the calculation, including, heating, cooling, ventilation, hot water, lighting (only non-residential), heat recovery and conversion and distribution losses.

Denmark first adopted prescriptive building energy efficiency requirements in 1961, and by 1982 the first performance compliance option was included in the code. In 2005 the code was updated to be an overall performance regulation. The latest code and supporting policy encompasses many progressive and dynamic aspects including, mandatory computer modeling, air-tightness testing for all buildings, bioclimatic design considerations, renewable energy included in the calculation, well established boiler and HVAC testing systems, voluntary low energy classes and a national target of 75% less energy to be used in buildings by 2020.

General information

Full name of the code: Building Regulation 10 (BR10)
Year of Adoption: 2011
Date for enforcement: 2011-01-01
Authority in Charge: Danish Energy Agency (DEA) and of the Danish Enterprise and Construction Authority

Remit Code

Geographical Coverage: Denmark
Code set at: National

Coverage

  • Residential buildings
    • One family
    • Multiple family buildings
    • Other buildings
  • Commercial buildings
    • Offices
    • Retail and wholesale
    • Hotels
    • Hospitals
    • Educational buildings
    • Other buildings
  • Industrial buildings
  • Large Cities
  • All urban buildings
  • Rural buildings
  • GBPN Climate Classification
    • Cooling Based
    • Heating Based
    • Warm and Humid
    • Mixed

Type of Building Code

Type of Building Code

  • Cooling Based
  • Prescriptive Codes
  • Trade Off
  • Performance Codes for Refurbishments

    Partially, it depends on the extent of the refurbishment. Prescriptive or component elements for refurbishments.

  • Performance Codes for New Builds

    The energy frame calculates energy performance in all new buildings, using Sbi developed 'BE10' software. Some prescriptive elements form the basis to the energy frame calculation.

  • Energy Declaration
  • Model / reference Building

    Calculation is a full performance calculation where the proposed design is not simulated against a reference building.

  • Mix of different models / Hybrids

Energy Covered

Basis for Energy Requirements

  • Overall performance frame

    Maximum energy demand - Supplied Energy .

  • Final Energy

    Partially - The calculation considers supplied energy.

  • Primary Energy
  • Life Cycle Assessment considered (embedded energy)

    Partially -Voluntary at this stage, modeled on the German DGNB system.

Energy Uses and Functions Covered by the Code

  • Heating

    Included in overall performance calculation. Heating systems must be designed and built for energy-efficient operation. The type, size and function of components must be compatible with each other.

  • Cooling

    Included in overall performance calculation. Cooling demand to limit indoor temperature in summer is calculated and included no matter if a cooling system has been established (max. temperature 25 oC) or not (maximum temperature 26 oC).

  • Dehumidification
  • Ventilation

    Included in overall performance calculation. Ventilation may be by systems for natural ventilation, mechanical or hybrid ventilation. Ventilation systems must be appropriately designed and installed in terms of safety, energy and indoor climate.

  • Airtightness

    Airtightness must be better than 1.5 l/sm2 (heated floor area), tested @ 50 Pa. In 2015, this will decrease to 1.0 l/s per m2 tested at 50 Pa and in 2020 0.5 l/s per m2 tested at 50 Pa.

  • Thermal bridging

    Any cold bridges in building elements which face the outside, including windows and doors, must be insignificant. The energy implications of cold bridges must be factored into calculations of heat loss from each building element.

  • Hot water

    Included in overall performance calculation. General hot water system requirements including efficiency, piping run lengths, pressure and insulation requirements. Domestic water systems supplied by a domestic ventilation heat pump must meet COP's.

  • Technical installations

    National efficiency requirements

  • Lighting

    Included in overall performance calculation. Workrooms and shared access routes must have energy-efficient lighting, this means the use of luminaires with an efficiency for general lighting of over 50 lm/W.

  • Appliances
  • Design, position & orientation of building

    Consideration of the position and orientation of the building is included in the energy frame.

  • Heat recovery

    Ventilation installations must incorporate heat recovery with a dry temperature efficiency of no less than 70%. Heat pumps for heat recovery must have a minimum coefficient of performance of 3.6 in heating mode.

  • Passive solar
  • Passive cooling

    Encouraged and included in the energy frame calculation

  • Natural ventilation

    Encouraged and included in the energy frame calculation

  • Solar protection

    Solar screening should be considered before opting for solar control glass. Solar control glass may be an effective way of excluding solar heat gain.

  • Daylighting requirements

    Included in overall calculation. There must be sufficient daylight for the rooms to be well lit. Windows must be located and screened such that sunlight through them does not cause overheating in the rooms and direct solar heat gain is avoided.

  • Renewable Energy (solar, PV, others)

    Buildings that are outside of the existing district heating areas where the expected hot water consumption exceeds 2000 liters pr. day, solar power must be installed. Renewable energy required for low energy buildings outside district heating areas.

  • Local renewable sources
  • Energy Offsets/Green Certificates

Enforcement

Type of Enforcement

  • Local enforcement
    Mandatory.
  • Third party inspection
    Responsible for plan and specification review stage as well as onsite construction inspections.
  • Central enforcement
  • Accreditation of applicants
    Energy consultants are responsible for reviewing the systems and envelope for compliance with the design.
  • Post Occupancy control
    Partially, it depends on the building complexity, type and size.

On-site Inspections Occur

  • On-site inspections
  • During construction
  • Post completion
  • Post occupancy
    Partially, it depends on the building complexity, type and size

Certification to Support Enforcement of Code

  • Energy Performance Certificate support BC
    The energy performance (EP) certificate assigns an energy performance label to nearly all types of buildings and lists cost-effective measures/recommendations for improving their energy performance
  • Positive labeling for building beyond the minimum BC level
    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements.
  • Existence of EPC register database at national level
    Offentlige Informationsserver
  • Number of certified buildings
    60231 in 2011 (new and existing incl summerhouses)
  • Inspection of boilers
    When central heating boilers with an oil-fired burner or forced-air gas burner are installed, the burner must be fully commissioned.Testing of boilers and heating systems has been implemented since 2006. Oil burners now have to be inspected yearly.
  • Inspection of HVAC systems
    Testing of HVAC system began in 2008, with air-conditioning systems required to be tested every 5 years.

Penalties for Non-compliance

  • None
  • Fine
  • Imprisonment
  • Refusal of permission to occupy
  • Refusal of permission to construct
  • Demolition

Measures Supporting Enforcement

  • Commissioning requirements
    Large buildings are commissioned after 1 year and 5 years. No commissioning requirements for small residential buildings.
  • Airtightness testing required prior to compliance
    Local authorities are required to test 5% of all new buildings for air-tightness. Some authorities have committed to 100% testing requirements in recent years.
  • Mandatory Computer Modeling
    All new buildings must calculate energy performance using the 'BE10' software.
  • Training of Inspectors
    Inspectors are required to already be knowledgable in the area of construction. Most are either registered architects or engineers.
  • Other

Values for New Buildings

Residential

Climate zone
Heating based
Coefficient for Comparison of Climate Zones
0.00
Mean Min Max
HDD (°C) 3238
CDD (°C) 104
U-Value (W/m²K)
Roof 0.2 Roof2 -
Wall 0.3 Wall2 -
Floor 0.2 Floor2 -
Window 1.4 Window2 1.5
Other 1.4 - -
Overall U-Value - - -
Window1 Window2
G Value/SHGC
Visible Transmission
Percent
Thermal bridge demands

Other Requirements Set for

  • Thermal bridge demands

    Any cold bridges in building elements which face the outside, including windows and doors, must be insignificant. The energy implications of cold bridges must be factored into calculations of heat loss from each building element.

  • Overall Thermal bridge max value
  • Ventilation requirements (Electricity consumption for air transportation?)
  • Pressure testing for ducting
  • Domestic Hot Water COP - Heat Pump
  • Value for airtightness

    Airtightness must be better than 1.5 l/sm2, tested @ 50 Pa.

  • Requirements for heat recovery

    Ventilation installations must incorporate heat recovery with a dry temperature efficiency of no less than 70%. Heat pumps for heat recovery must have a minimum coefficient of performance of 3.6 in heating mode.

  • Technical HVAC systems

    General sizing and efficiency requirements for most ventilation systems. Included in energy frame calculation

  • Requirements for efficient lighting

    Included in overall performance calculation. Workrooms and shared access routes must have energy-efficient lighting, this means the use of luminaires with an efficiency for general lighting of over 50 lm/W.

Energy Performance Requirements

  • Energy performance value

    Residential 52.5 + 1650/A kWh/ m2a or Non-residential 71.3+ 1 650/A kWh/ m2a.

  • Energy unit

Non-Residential

Climate zone
Heating based
Coefficient for Comparison of Climate Zones
0.00
Mean Min Max
HDD (°C) 3238
CDD (°C) 104
U-Value (W/m²K)
Roof 0.2 Roof2 -
Wall 0.3 Wall2 -
Floor 0.2 Floor2 -
Window 1.4 Window2 1.5
Other 1.4 - -
Overall U-Value - - -
Window1 Window2
G Value/SHGC
Visible Transmission
Percent
Thermal bridge demands

Other Requirements Set for

  • Thermal bridge demands
  • Overall Thermal bridge max value
  • Ventilation requirements (Electricity consumption for air transportation?)
  • Pressure testing for ducting
  • Domestic Hot Water COP - Heat Pump
  • Value for airtightness
  • Requirements for heat recovery
  • Technical HVAC systems
  • Requirements for efficient lighting

Energy Performance Requirements

  • Energy performance value
  • Energy unit

Code History and Future Targets

  • How far in advance are future targets set?
    8 years
  • Are stakeholders informed of future targets far in advance?
    Yes

Zero Energy Targets

  • Definition of nZEB/ZEB/Plus Energy etc

    Partially - No official definition as yet.

  • Are all end uses considered in the target?
  • Is there a realistic roadmap towards ZEB
  • National Target date for nZEB

    Using 75% less energy by 2020 (base year 2008).

  • Special Requirements for public buildings
Number of Earlier Codes
5
1

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    LEB 2015 = calculated energy performance is 25% lower than the minimum requirements. A new low energy class for 2020 is on its way and is given by 20 kWh/m2 per year for residential and for other buildings the minimum requirements are given by 25 kWh/ m2 per year.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)
  • Baseline (actual code if nothing else)
  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

    50% reduction by 2015, based on 2008 levels and 75% reduction by 2020, on 2008 levels.

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive
  • Primary Energy Performance Frame Non-Residential

Supporting Measures

  • Incentives/Rewards to Encourage People to go beyond Minimum Level?
  • Involvement of Stakeholders in the Development of Codes
  • Level of Training Provided to Stakeholders Following Implementation of Code?
  • Provision of Appropriate Information for General Public
  • Supporting Labeling Schemes
  • Supporting Certification Schemes
  • Codes Free to Access?

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