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2050 Now!  Achieving the standards for 2050, and the potential role for innovative heating solutions in thermally improved homes
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2050 Now! Achieving the standards for 2050, and the potential role for innovative heating solutions in thermally improved homes

The project will be improving four homes to different levels and exploring the performance of new heating solutions to achieve the optimum balance of energy performance vs. heating input for these different technologies. The three main innovative heating technologies in this project are Baxi's Ecogen domestic CHP (dCHP), Baxi's Ambiflo ASHP and Nuaire's Sunwarm (combined positive input ventilation, solar thermal heating and solar hot water). The dCHP units will be installed in relatively worse performing households and the ASHP units in well insulated houses to understand the level of performance needed from homes to create the right environment for these technologies to achieve significant carbon savings.
Construction typeMasonry CavityProject typeRefurbishment
Property typeSemi-Detached SectorPublic Residential
LocationNewark NottinghamshireProject ownerNottingham Community Housing Association
Retrofit for the future ZA556B

2050 Now! Achieving the standards for 2050, and the potential role for innovative heating solutions in thermally improved homes

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions 176 kg CO₂/m².yr 28 kg CO₂/m².yr -
Primary energy requirement 683 kWh/m².yr 121 kWh/m².yr -
Annual space heat demand - 64 kWh/m².yr -
  • Whole house calculation method : SAP
  • Floor area : 81.4
  • Airtightness : -

Planned occupancy : Three people

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A2 Dominion- Northholt,
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A2 Dominion- Northholt,

This typical semi-detatched property has poor orientation for exploiting solar gain and the residents will remain in their home during the works, making this a particularly hard to treat property. The rewards however are great, with approx 5.9 million semi detatched properties in England which could be treated similarly. We aim to deliver a highly cost effective and replicable solution, using innovative solutions such as the solar shed , blown underfloor insulation, cork external insulation and bio-foam loft insulation in a holistic design approach. The proposals have been detailed and specified with a strong emphasis on UK based expertise and technologies.
Construction typeMasonry CavityProject typeRefurbishment
Property typeSemi-Detached SectorPublic Residential
LocationLondon Borough of Ealing LondonProject ownerBreyer Group PLC
Retrofit for the future ZA569T

A2 Dominion- Northholt,

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions 21 kg CO₂/m².yr 9 kg CO₂/m².yr -
Primary energy requirement 99 kWh/m².yr 41 kWh/m².yr -
Annual space heat demand - 29 kWh/m².yr -
  • Whole house calculation method : PHPP
  • Floor area : 80
  • Airtightness : 7.59 m³/m².hr @ 50 Pascals

Planned occupancy : For the SAP and PHPP modelling an occupancy of 2.1 people has been assumed as per the TSB competition requirements. For the hot water assumptions for sizing the solar thermal system an occupancy of 3 people was assumed which we feel is a more realistic figure for a 3 bedroom house.

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A2Dominion- North Harrow
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A2Dominion- North Harrow

Retrofit of 2 x Semi detached houses via external insulation allowing tenant to remain in residence during construction
Construction typeSolid BrickProject typeRefurbishment
Property typeSemi-Detached SectorPublic Residential
LocationHarrow LondonProject ownerBreyer Group PLC
Retrofit for the future ZA568E

A2Dominion- North Harrow

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions 1 kg CO₂/m².yr 3 kg CO₂/m².yr -
Primary energy requirement 5 kWh/m².yr 14 kWh/m².yr -
Annual space heat demand - 31 kWh/m².yr -
  • Whole house calculation method : SAP
  • Floor area : 144.5
  • Airtightness : -

Planned occupancy : 5 x people.

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Addressing Energy Consumption and Climate Change Adaptation in non-South facing, post-Decent Homes properties.
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Addressing Energy Consumption and Climate Change Adaptation in non-South facing, post-Decent Homes properties.

The project property is an east-west facing, brick cavity construction, mid terrace house built in 1992. This type and era of dwelling correspond to approximately 100,000 similar social properties in England alone. We have developed a holistic strategy that will reduce the CO2 emissions of our proposed property by 80% whilst addressing how existing homes can adapt to climate change in the future. Our proposal is a combination of existing technologies used along side new innovative solutions to form a comprehensive strategy to reduce heating, hot water and electricity use. The underlying strategy is replicable across all terraced housing.
Construction typeMasonry CavityProject typeRefurbishment
Property typeMid Terrace SectorPublic Residential
LocationLondon LondonProject ownerEast Thames Housing Association
Retrofit for the future ZA347W

Addressing Energy Consumption and Climate Change Adaptation in non-South facing, post-Decent Homes properties.

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions 53 kg CO₂/m².yr 22 kg CO₂/m².yr 43 kg CO₂/m².yr
Primary energy requirement 263 kWh/m².yr 109 kWh/m².yr 198 kWh/m².yr
Annual space heat demand - 40 kWh/m².yr -
  • Whole house calculation method : SAP
  • Floor area : 83.7
  • Airtightness : 6.76 m³/m².hr @ 50 Pascals

Planned occupancy : The current tenants have lived at the property for nearly 17 years. The presence of a long term, sitting tenant will help the team to collect valuable operating energy use data and demonstrate the impact of our behavioural change measures. It is proposed that the tenants will remain throughout phase 2. Close communication and considerate construction practices will help to avoid decanting the residents. We believe this is important to enhance the scalability of our proposals.

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Almshouses, Cambridge
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Almshouses, Cambridge

This project will focus on a mid-terrace, 1-bed almshouse property in Cambridge. Our approach to energy saving and CO2 reduction is to follow a lean-clean-green hierarchy: seeking to minimise heat losses from the property thermal fabric and ventilation method; to supply residual space and water heating using replicable, low carbon technology; to minimise lighting and appliance energy loads; and finally to consider micro-generation using proven, renewable energy systems.
Construction typeSolid BrickProject typeRefurbishment
Property typeSemi-Detached SectorPublic Residential
LocationCambridge CambridgeshireProject ownerCambridge Housing Society
Retrofit for the future ZA445E

Almshouses, Cambridge

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions 357 kg CO₂/m².yr 43 kg CO₂/m².yr -
Primary energy requirement 1511 kWh/m².yr 223 kWh/m².yr -
Annual space heat demand - 79 kWh/m².yr -
  • Whole house calculation method : SAP
  • Floor area : 26.8
  • Airtightness : 3.74 m³/m².hr @ 50 Pascals

Planned occupancy : Property is currently void, but suitable new tenants will be found who buy into the monitoring strategy. They will be fully briefed on their new home and given a simple home information pack to explain the various technologies and controls along with local community facilities, recycling centers and public transport.

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Barbrook PassivHaus Retrofit
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Barbrook PassivHaus Retrofit

Retrofit 2 semi-detached properties to PassivHaus standard.
Construction typeOtherProject typeRefurbishment
Property typeSemi-Detached SectorPublic Residential
LocationBarbrook DevonProject ownerEnergy Action Devon
Retrofit for the future ZA246T

Barbrook PassivHaus Retrofit

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions 157 kg CO₂/m².yr 9 kg CO₂/m².yr -
Primary energy requirement 663 kWh/m².yr 77 kWh/m².yr -
Annual space heat demand - 12.9 kWh/m².yr -
  • Whole house calculation method : SAP
  • Floor area : 71
  • Airtightness : 0.93 m³/m².hr @ 50 Pascals

Planned occupancy : 2-3 people, out to work or school for part of the day on weekdays.

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BISF Steel Frame House - 80% Carbon Dioxide emmision reduction through whole house upgrade approach including innovative technologies
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BISF Steel Frame House - 80% Carbon Dioxide emmision reduction through whole house upgrade approach including innovative technologies

Existing: Steel frame with render and steel cladding; Blockwork and timber frame side extension; Steel shingle roof. Proposed: Existing render and steel cladding removed; New sheathing board, insulation & render cladding; Wall, roof & floor insulation to side extension; Main roof insulation increased to 350mm; Triple glazed uPVC windows; High efficiency gas boiler serving radiators; Flue gas heat recovery; LED lights with 50k hours guaranteed max light output; Decentralised whole house ventilation; 2.7kWp PV and 3.0m2 solar thermal panels; AA++ appliances; Smart metering with display; Shower water heat recovery; Reduced water consumption
Construction typeSteel frameProject typeRefurbishment
Property typeSemi-Detached SectorPublic Residential
LocationCambridge CambridgeshireProject ownerCambridge City Council
Retrofit for the future ZA145M

BISF Steel Frame House - 80% Carbon Dioxide emmision reduction through whole house upgrade approach including innovative technologies

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions 62 kg CO₂/m².yr 32 kg CO₂/m².yr 39 kg CO₂/m².yr
Primary energy requirement 321 kWh/m².yr 165 kWh/m².yr 172 kWh/m².yr
Annual space heat demand - 79 kWh/m².yr -
  • Whole house calculation method : SAP
  • Floor area : 88
  • Airtightness : 12.51 m³/m².hr @ 50 Pascals

Planned occupancy : Currently one elderly resident, but potential for family with three children

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Bringing Wates homes into the Future
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Bringing Wates homes into the Future

Wates property structural and low energy refurbishment based on an optimised structural insulated render consisting of a steel cage filled with insulation (Structherm). The void created allows for plumbing and ventilation ducting to provide heat recovery air heating and vent control throughout the house from a heat exchange unit located in the roof space. Other features include air source heat pump supplemented by solar and PV cells, triple glazed windows and doors with reveal detail to improve sealing and solar gain, weather compensating energy controls and a broadband based monitoring system to enable point of use metering information. A porch to reduce energy loss from front door and veranda at the rear for washing to reduce energy...
Construction typeConcrete frameProject typeRefurbishment
Property typeEnd Terrace SectorPublic Residential
LocationBirmingham West MidlandsProject ownerG F Tomlinson Group Limited
Retrofit for the future ZA493T

Bringing Wates homes into the Future

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions 146 kg CO₂/m².yr 89 kg CO₂/m².yr 51 kg CO₂/m².yr
Primary energy requirement 702 kWh/m².yr 377 kWh/m².yr 242 kWh/m².yr
Annual space heat demand - 67 kWh/m².yr -
  • Whole house calculation method : SAP
  • Floor area : 75
  • Airtightness : 11.1 m³/m².hr @ 50 Pascals

Planned occupancy : Existing family home. Design enables uninterrupted occupancy. Energy performance improvements is in the main achieved externally

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City West Homes - Low Carbon Retrofit in the Queens Park Estate Conservation Area
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City West Homes - Low Carbon Retrofit in the Queens Park Estate Conservation Area

This project will focus on a mid-terrace, 2-bed property in the heart of the Queens Park Conservation Area. This project will build on that experience, learning from both its obstacles and successes whilst seeking to apply those lessons within the more challenging context of a 59m2 Conservation Area property. Our approach to energy saving and CO2 reduction will follow a lean-clean-green hierarchy: seeking to minimise heat losses from the property thermal fabric and ventilation method; to supply residual space and water heating using replicable, low carbon technology; to minimise lighting energy loads; and finally to consider micro-generation using proven, renewable energy systems.
Construction typeSolid BrickProject typeRefurbishment
Property typeMid Terrace SectorPublic Residential
LocationQueens Park LondonProject ownerCity West Homes Ltd
Retrofit for the future ZA593S

City West Homes - Low Carbon Retrofit in the Queens Park Estate Conservation Area

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions 99 kg CO₂/m².yr 30 kg CO₂/m².yr -
Primary energy requirement 518 kWh/m².yr 150 kWh/m².yr -
Annual space heat demand - 42 kWh/m².yr -
  • Whole house calculation method : PHPP
  • Floor area : 59
  • Airtightness : 2.94 m³/m².hr @ 50 Pascals

Planned occupancy : The property is currently void, but suitable new tenants will be found who buy into the monitoring strategy. They will be fully briefed on their new home and given a simple home information pack to explain the various technologies and controls along with local community facilities, recycling centers and public transport.

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Clapham Townhouse Retrofit
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Clapham Townhouse Retrofit

A complete refurbishment and retrofit of a Victorian cottage. This end of terrace house was extended and retrofitted to provide an exemplar development in energy efficiency and a test bed for various types of renewable technologies. Key to the sucess was a strategy of creating a thermally efficient and air tight building, coupled with an MVHR system to control ventilation and internal humidity.
Construction typeSolid BrickProject typeMixed
Property typeEnd Terrace SectorPrivate Residential
LocationLondon LondonProject ownerGranit

Clapham Townhouse Retrofit

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Pre-dev ForecastMeasured
CO₂ emissions - - 20 kg CO₂/m².yr
Primary energy requirement - - 84 kWh/m².yr
Annual space heat demand 290 kWh/m².yr 200 kWh/m².yr 78.58 kWh/m².yr
  • Whole house calculation method : SAP
  • Floor area : 180
  • Airtightness : 3.54 m³/m².hr @ 50 Pascals

Planned occupancy : Designed for a family of 4.