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Summary

The CET covers residential and non-residential buildings and requires a performance-based reference building calculation (manual or simulation) to show compliance for most building types. A prescriptive path can be used for buildings in specific locations with a WWR of less than 60%. The CET addresses thermal envelope requirements and energy efficiency standards in the calculation, including, HVAC, hot water, lighting and auxiliary systems.

Spain first implemented prescriptive energy efficiency requirements for buildings in 1979. Recent updates have increased requirements in order to meet the expectations of the EPBD and the subsequent recast in 2010. The 2009 CET and supporting policy encompasses progressive aspects including, mandatory renewable energy requirements (solar hot water and photovoltaic systems), compulsory post occupancy testing of boilers and HVAC systems, bioclimatic design considerations, mandatory performance requirements for existing buildings and low energy classes through Energy Performance Certification levels A, B & C.

General information

Full name of the code: Docmento Basico HE Ahorro de Energia - CTE, Código Técnico de la Edificación (Technical Energy Code)
Year of Adoption: 2009
Date for enforcement: 2009-04-01
Authority in Charge: Ministero de Fomento (Ministry of Public Works)

Remit Code

Geographical Coverage: Spain
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, based on reference building comparison calculation.

  • Performance Codes for New Builds

    The CTE covers residential and non-residential buildings and requires a performance-based reference building calculation (manual or simulation) to show compliance for most building types.

  • Energy Declaration
  • Model / reference Building

    Calculations can be manual or computer simulation to show expected energy use compared to a reference building of the same size and shape.

  • Mix of different models / Hybrids

Energy Covered

Basis for Energy Requirements

  • Overall performance frame

    For residential buildings, the calculated value is compared with a series of reference values that vary according to the climate area where the house is, both for new buildings and for the existing housing stock in the year 2007. For tertiary buildings, the energy rating is granted in accordance to the data of the building to be rated, as compared to a reference building abiding by the building energy regulations.

  • Final Energy
  • Primary Energy

    No requirements in terms of energy performance exist. Instead there are requirements on for limiting energy demand (maximum thermal transmittance, condensation control and air permeability of the windows and doors) - Performance of heating/cooling systems - Performance of lighting systems - Renewables (solar water heater, PVs). The EPC does displays the annual primary consumption of energy of the building and, apart from the energy rating achieved, its CO2 global emissions.

  • Life Cycle Assessment considered (embedded energy)

Energy Uses and Functions Covered by the Code

  • Heating

    Determine heating load during winter months, if less than 10% of cooling demand it does not need to be included in the calculation.

  • Cooling

    Determine cooling load during summer months, if less than 10% of heating load it does not need to be included

  • Dehumidification

    Condensation requirements, monthly relative humidity shall be less than 80% on internal walls.

  • Ventilation

    Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, details listed in the legislation CTE DB HE1, included in calculation in the calculation.

  • Airtightness

    27 m3/(h.m2) at 100 Pa - Included in simulation. The CTE- HE.1 establishes a minimum sealing of windows and also sets a minimum ventilation flows needed to maintain the air quality and health of the buildings (DB-SU of the CTE). The values are calculated based on the m2 to ventilate and/or occupation rates

  • Thermal bridging

    "The HE1 of the CTE considers the thermal bridges. To calculate the thermal bridges consider la UNE EN ISO 10 211-1-1995 ""Thermal bridges in buildings. Heat flows and surface temperatures. Part 1: General methods for calculation"" UNE EN ISO 10 211-2: 2002 ""Thermal bridges in buildings. Heat flows and surface temperatures. Part 2: Linear thermal bridges"" "

  • Hot water

    Minimum Solar hot water requirements, included in calculation method or simulation method rquirements. The HE.2 requires a minimum energy efficiency and equipment. HE.4 requires a % of hot water demand is covered with solar panel production.

  • Technical installations

    Most small auxiallry systems included in calculation

  • Lighting

    Lighting is included in the calculation. Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, details listed in the legislation CTE DB HE1, Included in calculation - zoning, reflective surfaces, specific user requirements and tasks expected within the building.

  • Appliances
  • Design, position & orientation of building

    No mandatory requirements but included in the simulation

  • Heat recovery
  • Passive solar

    Partially, the CET does not promote this type of passive solution. It can however be promoted by getting a class A or B using the Energy Certification.

  • Passive cooling

    No mandatory requirements but included in the simulation

  • Natural ventilation

    No mandatory requirements but included in the simulation

  • Solar protection

    Shading devices and other buildings Included in simulation

  • Daylighting requirements

    No mandatory requirements but included in the simulation

  • Renewable Energy (solar, PV, others)

    30%-70% of domestic hot water to be covered by solar thermal energy, Minimum precibed Solar hot water requirements that depend on the location and expected demand within the building, maintenance and heat exchanger efficiency requirements. PV mandatory for the following buildings, supermarkets, malls, storage, Hotels, Hospitals and pavillions, depending on thier size (3000-5000 m2) In all cases the system should supply 6.25kWp at peak power and 5.0kW for minimum power.

  • Local renewable sources
  • Energy Offsets/Green Certificates

Enforcement

Type of Enforcement

  • Local enforcement
    The Comunidades Autónomas (regional governments) and local governments have the authority of the fulfillment of the CET requirements, among which are the HE.1, HE.2, HE.3, HE.5, HE.4. The local and regional governments are responsible for the inspection and sanction for the non-compliance of the code.
  • Third party inspection
    For some technical installations.
  • Central enforcement
  • Accreditation of applicants
  • Post Occupancy control
    No post occupancy control requirements at this stage.

On-site Inspections Occur

  • On-site inspections
  • During construction
  • Post completion
  • Post occupancy
    No post occupancy control requirements at this stage.

Certification to Support Enforcement of Code

  • Energy Performance Certificate support BC
    Energy Certificates are mandatory for all new buildings and for existing buildings with an installed capacity over 400kW, regardless of whether they will be sold or rented. Autonomous Communities are in charge of the registration, inspection and control of the energy efficiency certificates.
  • Positive labeling for building beyond the minimum BC level
    EPC of buildings in Ireland is known as ‘Building Energy Rating’ (BER). The BER is in the form of an energy label that classifies buildings on a scale ranging from A (high efficiency, A1 =≤ 25 kWh/m2.yr ) to G (poor efficiency = >450 kWh/m2.yr).
  • Existence of EPC register database at national level
    Only the Autonomous Communities of Andalucía, Galicia, Canarias, Extremadura, Navarra, Valencia and Cataluña have set registries.
  • Inspection of boilers
    Compulsory for all heat generators with a nominal thermal capacity over 20kW.
  • Inspection of HVAC systems
    Compulsory for all cold generators whose nominal capacity is over 12kW.

Penalties for Non-compliance

  • None
  • Fine
  • Imprisonment
  • Refusal of permission to occupy
    The penalties are managed by the local governments and they can refuse permission to occupy.
  • Refusal of permission to construct
    The penalties are managed by the local governments and they can refuse permission to construct.
  • Demolition

Measures Supporting Enforcement

  • Commissioning requirements
    Compliance with the CET minimum requirements and the energy label obtained in the planned building is demonstrated at project level and checked afterwards onsite, while it is constructed and assuring the planned project has been well executed.
  • Airtightness testing required prior to compliance
    No mandatory blower door test
  • Mandatory Computer Modeling
    It is not mandatory to use any software
  • Training of Inspectors
    The adminstration usually delegates the inspection to private companies train inspectiors. The companies qualifications as well as the inspectors qualifications depends on the regional government.
  • Other

Values for New Buildings

Climate Zone D3 (Madrid) - Residential and Non-Residential

Climate zone
Heating based
Coefficient for Comparison of Climate Zones
0.00
Mean Min Max
HDD (°C) 1862
CDD (°C) 871
U-Value (W/m²K)
Roof 0.38 Roof2 -
Wall 0.66 Wall2 -
Floor 0.49 Floor2 -
Window 3.5 Window2 -
Other 3.5 - -
Overall U-Value - - -
Window1 Window2
G Value/SHGC
Visible Transmission
Percent
Thermal bridge demands

Other Requirements Set for

  • Thermal bridge demands

    The HE1 of the CTE considers the thermal bridges. To calculate the thermal bridges consider la UNE EN ISO 10 211-1-1995. Thermal bridges in buildings. Heat flows and surface temperatures. Part 1: General methods for calculation" UNE EN ISO 10 211-2: 2002 "Thermal bridges in buildings. Heat flows and surface temperatures. Part 2: Linear thermal bridges".

  • Ventilation requirements (Electricity consumption for air transportation?)
  • Pressure testing for ducting

    Not at this stage.

  • Value for airtightness

    Not tested.

  • Requirements for heat recovery
  • Technical HVAC systems

    Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, all systems included in calculation.

  • Requirements for efficient lighting

    Lighting is included in the calculation. Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, details listed in the legislation CTE DB HE1, Included in calculation - zoning, reflective surfaces, specific user requirements and tasks expected within the building.

Climate Zone C2/C1 (Barcelona/Bilboa) - Residential and Non-Residential

Climate zone
Mixed
Coefficient for Comparison of Climate Zones
0.00
Mean Min Max
HDD (°C) 1300
CDD (°C) 699
U-Value (W/m²K)
Roof 0.41 Roof2 -
Wall 0.73 Wall2 -
Floor 0.5 Floor2 -
Window 4.3 Window2 -
Other 4.3 - -
Overall U-Value - - -
Window1 Window2
G Value/SHGC
Visible Transmission
Percent
Thermal bridge demands

Other Requirements Set for

  • Thermal bridge demands

    "The HE1 of the CTE considers the thermal bridges.

  • Ventilation requirements (Electricity consumption for air transportation?)

    Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, all systems included in calculation

  • Pressure testing for ducting

    Not known at this stage.

  • Value for airtightness

    Not tested

  • Requirements for heat recovery
  • Technical HVAC systems

    Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, all systems included in calculation

  • Requirements for efficient lighting

    Lighting is included in the calculation. Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, details listed in the legislation CTE DB HE1, Included in calculation - zoning, reflective surfaces, specific user requirements and tasks expected within the building.

Zone B3 (Valencia) - Residential and Non-Residential

Climate zone
Mixed
Coefficient for Comparison of Climate Zones
0.00
Mean Min Max
HDD (°C) 1181
CDD (°C) 1039
U-Value (W/m²K)
Roof 0.45 Roof2 -
Wall 0.82 Wall2 -
Floor 0.52 Floor2 -
Window 5.7 Window2 -
Other 5.7 - -
Overall U-Value - - -
Window1 Window2
G Value/SHGC
Visible Transmission
Percent
Thermal bridge demands

Other Requirements Set for

  • Thermal bridge demands

    The HE1 of the CTE considers the thermal bridges.

  • Ventilation requirements (Electricity consumption for air transportation?)
  • Pressure testing for ducting

    Not known at this stage.

  • Value for airtightness

    Not tested.

  • Requirements for heat recovery
  • Technical HVAC systems

    Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, all systems included in calculation

  • Requirements for efficient lighting

    Lighting is included in the calculation. Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, details listed in the legislation CTE DB HE1, Included in calculation - zoning, reflective surfaces, specific user requirements and tasks expected within the building.

Climate Zone A (Malaga) - Residential and Non-Residential

Climate zone
Mixed
Coefficient for Comparison of Climate Zones
0.00
Mean Min Max
HDD (°C) 794
CDD (°C) 1089
U-Value (W/m²K)
Roof 0.5 Roof2 -
Wall 0.94 Wall2 -
Floor 0.53 Floor2 -
Window 5.2 Window2 -
Other 5.2 - -
Overall U-Value - - -
Window1 Window2
G Value/SHGC
Visible Transmission
Percent
Thermal bridge demands

Other Requirements Set for

  • Thermal bridge demands

    The HE1 of the CTE considers the thermal bridges.

  • Ventilation requirements (Electricity consumption for air transportation?)
  • Pressure testing for ducting

    Not known at this stage.

  • Value for airtightness

    Not tested

  • Requirements for heat recovery
  • Technical HVAC systems

    Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, all systems included in calculation

  • Coefficient of performance of HVAC system
  • Requirements for efficient lighting

    Lighting is included in the calculation. Specifications depend on climate zone and construction, details listed in the legislation CTE DB HE1, Included in calculation - zoning, reflective surfaces, specific user requirements and tasks expected within the building.

Code History and Future Targets

  • How far in advance are future targets set?
    2020
  • Are stakeholders informed of future targets far in advance?
    Yes

Zero Energy Targets

  • Are all end uses considered in the target?

    Not yet, it is being developed.

  • Is there a realistic roadmap towards ZEB
  • National Target date for nZEB

    2018/2020 EPBD requirements.

  • Special Requirements for public buildings
Number of Earlier Codes
2
3
Is there a Zero Energy Target
2 020

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Multiple Sets of Data

  • Levels beyond minimum

    Levels beyond minimum of the CT is recognized by giving an energy label A,B or C. A rating of D would mean that the building only just meets the minimum requirements of the CTE.

  • Year historic or aspirational codes (planned)

    2002, 2005

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

Actual level of Energy Consumption in Target

  • Relative target in percent

  • Levels set in energy frame
  • Levels set in primary energy
  • Levels set in GHG emissions
  • Levels calculated based on prescriptive

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?

Evaluation

Evaluation
  • Impact assessment
  • Compliance assessment
    Note
    Compliance not recorded

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