Building stock in Helsinki

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What is the building stock in Helsinki?

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----#: . CHECK ALSO THIS DATA: --Jouni (talk) 12:53, 5 May 2015 (UTC) (type: truth; paradigms: science: comment)

Building stock

The structures of the tables are based on CyPT Excel file N:\YMAL\Projects\ilmastotiekartta\Helsinki Data Input Template - Building Data.xlsx.

Table 1. Effective floor area of buildings by building type.

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Effective floor area of buildings(m2)
ObsBuildingBaseline202020252050Year of baselineType of dataQualityDescription
1Residential542330653source area in Helsinki
2Public17457121source area in Helsinki
3Industrial3277271source area in Helsinki
4Other1427526source area in Helsinki
Notes
Sheet 4_Input Buildings (Area Demand). Priority 1. Auxiliaries PPT. Absolute increase/decrease rate will be based on the inhabitants projected in time.
This is another list that was considered but rejected as too complex: Residential buildings, Government & public administration buildings, Commercial offices buildings, Data centers buildings, Education and K12 and universitiy buildings, Hospitals and healthcare buildings, Hotels and hospitality and leisure buildings, Exhibitions and fairs and halls buildings, Retail and stores and shops buildings, Warehouses & shopping mall buildings, Industrial buildings, Non residential buildings unspecified

Table 2. Existing situation of important energy parametres in the building stock.

Existing situation of total stock(%)
ObsPropertyResidentialPublicIndustrialOtherDescription
1Wall insulation17Default building data. excel/cyPT data collection
2High efficient glazing35Energy performance class A in building automation/Simens pdf document searched in internet
3Efficient lighting in baseline1,4Default building data. excel
4Demand oriented lighting26,9Default building data. excel
5Building Efficiency Monitoring
6Building Remote Monitoring
7Building Performance Optimization
8Demand controlled ventilation16,2or 22,4Default building data. excel/cyPT data collection
9Heat and Cold Recovery in ventilation17,8
10Efficient Motors
11Building Automation BACS Class C
12Building Automation BACS Class B
13Building Automation BACS Class A
14Room Automation HVAC30http://www.buildingtechnologies.siemens.com
15Room Automation HVAC + lighting
16Building Automation HVAC + lighting + blinds60www.buildingtechnologies.siemens.com
Notes
Sheets 5_Input Residential, 6.0_Input Non Residential, 6.2_Input Public Admin. Priority 1. Auxiliaries PPT.

Energy demand

Table 3. Total energy demand by energy type and building type.

Total energy demand by type(kWh /m2 /a)
ObsEnergy typeResidentialPublicIndustrialOtherDescription
1Electricity
2Cooling
3Heating
Notes
Heating includes warm water. Sheets 5_Input Residential, 6.0_Input Non Residential, 6.2_Input Public Admin. Priority 1. Auxiliaries PPT.

Table 4. Shares of different energy sinks by building type.

Share of energy demand by use type(kWh/m2a)
ObsEnergy typeUseResidentialOtherAdminIndustryDescriptionAuxiliaries
1CoolingInfiltration0.00.00.00.0PPT
2CoolingVentilation0.00.00.09.0PPT
3CoolingLosses through walls through transmission0.00.00.00.0PPT
4CoolingHeat input by solar radiation through windows0.00.00.00.0PPT
5CoolingLosses through windows through transmission0.00.00.00.0PPT
6CoolingOther effects (e.g. people, electrical Appliances)0.00.00.00.0PPT
7HeatingInfiltration0.00.00.00.0PPT
8HeatingVentilation29.1927.5627.2227.22PPT
9HeatingWalls34.7532.8132.4032.40PPT
10HeatingWindows15.4914.6314.4414.44PPT
11HeatingFloors8.748.258.158.15PPT
12HeatingRoofs9.338.818.708.70PPT
13HeatingOther0.00.00.00.0PPT
14HeatingWarm water1.890.01.761.76Excel
15ElectricityLighting2.8220.0549.688.67Excel
16ElectricityAppliances24.8418.7414.1913.00Excel
17ElectricityVentilation012.0321.2918.24Excel
18ElectricityOther0.5623.6956.7751.76Excel

⇤--#: . The problem with your table is that you have changed the columns. You cannot do that, because the original classification is what we use in the model. Instead, you have to extrapolate from the existing numbers to those classes needed in the model. --Jouni (talk) 06:45, 29 April 2015 (UTC) (type: truth; paradigms: science: attack)

----#: . Use decimal points instead of decimal commas. --Jouni (talk) 06:45, 29 April 2015 (UTC) (type: truth; paradigms: science: comment)

----#: . Also include references and links so that the reader can go back to the original data and see where the numbers came from. --Jouni (talk) 06:45, 29 April 2015 (UTC) (type: truth; paradigms: science: comment)

Notes
Sheets 5_Input Residential, 6.0_Input Non Residential, 6.2_Input Public Admin. Priority 1. Auxiliaries: see table.

Data from Climate policies Helsinki additional data

We went through the data mentioned above and also the files given in "Climate policies Helsinki data" Climate policies Helsinki data but could not find the data for cooling, heating:infiltration, heating:other, heating:warm water:other and electricity:ventilation:resindential.

Total estimated amount of energy needed for cooling 23504480 kWh/a (whole Helsinki). Based on http://www.energiatehokashelsinki.fi/energiankulutus/Helsinki 14332 GWh/a for housing (total energy demand minus traffic 18 % [1] ) and http://www.korjaustieto.fi/pientalot/pientalojen-energiatehokkuus/energiatehokkuus-pientaloissa/pientalon-energiankulutus-ja-paastot.html 2 % of total energy demand of housing used for cooling. Total floor area of Helsinki needed (table 1).

Table 5. Changes in energy efficiency of different energy sinks.

Efficiency increase decreasing energy demand(% /a)
ObsEnergy typeUseResidentialPublicIndustrialOtherDescription
1ElectricityLighting /Lamp stock0.60.60.60.6
2ElectricityAppliances0.60.60.60.6
3ElectricityVentilation0.60.60.60.6
4ElectricityOther0.60.60.60.6
5CoolingInfiltration20.60.60.6
6CoolingVentilation20.60.60.6
7CoolingOther (e.g. electric appliances, people)20.60.60.6
8HeatingInfiltration0.60.60.60.6
9HeatingVentilation0.60.60.60.6
10HeatingFloors0.60.60.60.6
11HeatingRoofs0.60.60.60.6
12HeatingOther reasons0.60.60.60.6
13HeatingWarm water1.10.60.60.6
Notes
Sheets 5_Input Residential, 6.0_Input Non Residential, 6.2_Input Public Admin. Priority 3. Auxiliaries Excel.

Estimated 3 % of houses renovated/year and 20 % increase in energy efficiency when renovated. [2] Data apart from 0.6% values from Climate policies Helsinki additional data

The presentation about tables 4 and 5 PresentationHW9

Table 6. Important energy parameters.

Energy parameters(-)
ObsParameterUnitResidentialPublicIndustrialOtherDescriptionAuxiliary
1Ratio of wall area / effective area-0.000.000.000.000.00PPT
2Ratio of window/effective area-0.150.000.000.000.00PPT
3U-value of windowsW /m2 /K1.00.000.000.000.00PPT
4Solar heat gain coefficient "G-Value" of windows%0,400.00.00.00.0PPT
5Efficiency increase of G-value of windows% /a0.00.00.00.00.0Excel
6Efficiency increase of U-value of windows% /a0.00.00.00.00.0Excel
7U-value of building wallsW /m2 /K0.160.000.000.000.00PPT
Notes
Sheets 5_Input Residential, 6.0_Input Non Residential, 6.2_Input Public Admin. Priority 3. Auxiliaries: see table.

Economidou, M., Atanasiu, B., Despret, C., Maio, J., Nolte, I., & Rapf, O. (2011). Europe’s buildings under the microscope. A Country-by-country review of the energy performance of buildings, 131.

Kragh, J., Laustsen, J. B., & Svendsen, S. (2008). Proposal for Energy Rating System of windows in EU. DTU Civil Engineering-Report R-201.

http://www.ziegel.at/gbc-ziegelhandbuch/eng/ressourcen/energie/graue.htm

Lighting

Tables 7-8. Run times and shares of lamps by lamp type and building type.

Average run time of lamps per year(h /a)
ObsLampResidentialPublicIndustrialOtherDescription
1Incandescent lamps
2Compact fluorescent lamps
3Fluorescent lamps
4Low voltage halogen lamps
5Medium voltage halogen lamps
Shares of lamp types(%)
ObsLampResidentialPublicIndustrialOtherDescription
1Incandescent lamps
2Compact fluorescent lamps
3Fluorescent lamps
4Low voltage halogen lamps
5Medium voltage halogen lamps
Notes
Sheets 5_Input Residential, 6.0_Input Non Residential, 6.2_Input Public Admin. Priority 3. Auxiliaries Excel.

Other

Sheet 4_Input Buildings (Area Demand). Priority 1. Auxiliaries PPT. Nice to have specific factor otherwise we adapt standard data or other studies.

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

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