Automated controls All motors not just auxiliary – Pumps Geothermal Exchange Process refrigeration Energy storage New technologies Why include transportation technology? LED streetlights Building envelopes Better differentiation between existing and new building application Application in AB climate conditions – Table 3 Practice: Energy Green for All – Retrofitting versus new construction NEST Model feedback (gamifying), Real Estate Education – Manufacturing (Codes & Standards) Standard practices Regulation around consumption Building envelope Lighting (passive solar illumination) Design features (efficient lighting) User friendly products Bill education/visuals/dashboard mandate for companies to provide tracking tools – Table 4 Energy performance contracts financial mechanism to acquire these technologies – Marketing need a community mechanism to get the public involved/inspired to see the – – behaviour change (create a brand) Industrial symbiosis programs (i.e. house program in NZ) continuous improvement it creates – – a circular economy using someone else’s waste reuse/investment. – – Commercial buildings building recommissioning performance (compared to baseline) to – – – perform as designed actions. Maintenance/operates/owns –reporting – Create a rebate for proven energy reducing technologies (vetted, validated, tested) Ports for recycled batteries (stations) Transit system all encompassing – Rail repurpose for public use – High speed rail Calgary/Edmonton – Residential expedite residential light upgrades (solar/LED) – Behaviour change need connection and purpose/education between occupants/building – operators, i.e. building automation controls. Reconnects back to the building recommissioning has to lead this role model “Premier” – Utility bill reduction ($$ energy savings) explain this in simple terms “value” – Relate this to insurance claims natural events are more intense, i.e. wildfire, tornadoes, – hail based on science relate to health care costs (or avoid this an talk about the positive – – – what ill the planet look like in the future)
Automated controls All motors – not just auxiliary Pumps Geothermal Exchange Process refrigeration Energy storage New technologies Why include transportation technology? LED streetlights Building envelopes Better differentiation between existing and new building application Application in AB – climate conditions Table 3 Practice: Energy – Green for All Retrofitting versus new construction NEST Model – feedback (gamifying), Real Estate Education Manufacturing (Codes & Standards) Standard practices Regulation around consumption Building envelope Lighting (passive solar illumination) Design features (efficient lighting) User friendly products Bill education/visuals/dashboard – mandate for companies to provide tracking tools Table 4 Energy performance contracts – financial mechanism to acquire these technologies Marketing – need a community mechanism to get the public involved/inspired – to see the behaviour change (create a brand) Industrial symbiosis programs (i.e. house program in NZ) – continuous improvement – it creates a circular economy – using someone else’s waste – reuse/investment. Commercial buildings – building recommissioning – performance (compared to baseline) – to perform as designed –reporting – actions. Maintenance/operates/owns Create a rebate for proven energy reducing technologies (vetted, validated, tested) Ports for recycled batteries (stations) Transit system – all encompassing Rail – repurpose for public use High speed rail – Calgary/Edmonton Residential – expedite residential light upgrades (solar/LED) Behaviour change – need connection and purpose/education between occupants/building operators, i.e. building automation controls. Reconnects back to the building recommissioning “Premier” has to lead this – role model Utility bill “value” reduction ($$ energy savings) – explain this in simple terms Relate this to insurance claims – natural events are more intense, i.e. wildfire, tornadoes, hail – based on science – relate to health care costs (or avoid this an talk about the positive – what ill the planet look like in the future)
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