Building stock in Helsinki

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Question

What is the building stock in Helsinki?

Answer

Rationale

Data

Building stock

Existing situation of total stock(%)
ObsPropertyResidentialNon-residentialPublic administration
1Wall insulation
2High efficient glazing
3Efficient lighting in baseline
4Demand oriented lighting
5Building Efficiency Monitoring
6Building Remote Monitoring
7Building Performance Optimization
8Demand controlled ventilation
9Heat and Cold Recovery in ventilation
10Efficient Motors
11Building Automation BACS Class C
12Building Automation BACS Class B
13Building Automation BACS Class A
14Room Automation HVAC
15Room Automation HVAC + lighting
16Building Automation HVAC + lighting + blinds

Absolute increase/decrease rate will be based on the inhabitants projected in time.


Effective floor area of buildings(m2)
ObsBuildingBaseline202020252050Year of baselineType of dataQualityDescription ref etc
1Effective Building Area in City
2Residential buildings
3Government & public administration buildings
4Commercial offices buildings
5Data centers buildings
6Education, K12 and universitiy buildings
7Hospitals and healthcare buildings
8Hotels, hospitality and leisure buildings
9Exhibitions, fairs, halls buildings
10Retail, stores and shops buildings
11Warehouses & shopping mall buildings
12Industrial buildings
13Non residential buildings unspecified

Energy demand

Total energy demand by type(kWh /m2 /a)
ObsEnergy typeResidentialNon-residentialPublic administration
1Electricity
2Cooling
3Heating

Note! Heating includes warm water.

Efficiency increase decreasing energy demand(% /a)
ObsEnergy typeUseResidentialNon-residentialPublic administration
1ElectricityLighting /Lamp stock
2ElectricityAppliances
3ElectricityVentilation
4ElectricityOther
5CoolingInfiltration
6CoolingVentilation
7CoolingOther (e.g. electric appliances, people)
8HeatingInfiltration
9HeatingVentilation
10HeatingFloors
11HeatingRoofs
12HeatingOther reasons
13HeatingWarm water


Share of energy demand by use type(%)
ObsEnergy typeUseResidentialNon-residentialPublic administration
1CoolingInfiltration
2CoolingVentilation
3CoolingLosses through walls through transmission
4CoolingHeat input by solar radiation through windows
5CoolingLosses through windows through transmission
6CoolingOther effects (e.g. people, electrical Appliances)
7HeatingInfiltration
8HeatingVentilation
9HeatingWalls
10HeatingWindows
11HeatingFloors
12HeatingRoofs
13HeatingOther
14HeatingWarm water
15ElectricityLighting
16ElectricityAppliances
17ElectricityVentilation
18ElectricityOther


Energy parameters(-)
ObsParameterUnitResidentialNon-residentialPublic administration
1Ratio of wall area / effective area-
2Ratio of window/effective area-
3U-value of windowsW /m2 /K
4Solar heat gain coefficient "G-Value" of windows%
5Efficiency increase of G-value of windows% /a
6Efficiency increase of U-value of windows% /a
7U-value of building wallsW /m2 /K

Lighting

Average run time of lamps per year(h /a)
ObsLampResidentialNon-residentialPublic administration
1Incandescent lamps
2Compact fluorescent lamps
3Fluorescent lamps
4Low voltage halogen lamps
5Medium voltage halogen lamps
Shares of lamp types(%)
ObsLampResidentialNon-residentialPublic administration
1Incandescent lamps
2Compact fluorescent lamps
3Fluorescent lamps
4Low voltage halogen lamps
5Medium voltage halogen lamps

Other

Possibly important information
Data Result
Number of households
Number of persons per household

Calculations

See also

References

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