Lecture Thomas Mueller TU delft feb 25 2014

Every Building Greener:

Canada’s Path From Green to Regenerative Technical University Delft Thomas Mueller President & CEO

Feb .25, 2014

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Improved Environmental Outcomes

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LEED International

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Key Canadian Commercial Building Statistics

Market-based Approach • Voluntary rating systems + standards • Government policy • Corporate Social Responsibility • Return on Investment • Investment decisions • Market demand • Risk mitigation • Green economy 15

The Business Case for Green Building, WGBC 2013

LEED Uptake in Canada LEED Uptake in Canada Government – federal, provincial, local Universities + colleges Institutions Utilities Developers – residential + commercial Commercial landlords Business + government tenants Pension funds + REITs 17 Click to add name of presentation

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Corporate Social Responsibility To date •

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Actual costs of building green vs. industry perception of costs The Business Case for Green Building, WGBC 2013

LEED Cost Premiums

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This pagePerformance is for text only of Financial Green Buildings

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The Business Case for Green Building, WGBC 2013

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Business Benefits Expected From Green Building Investments New Green Building

Green Retrofit

Decreased Operating Costs Over One Year

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Decreased Operating Costs Over Five Years

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Increased Building Value for Green versus Non-Green Projects (According to AEC firms)

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Increased Asset Value for Green versus Non-Green Projects (According to Owners)

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Payback Time for Green Investments

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Motivations are Changing

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Manitoba Hydro Place, Winnipeg

LEED NC Platinum

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Manitoba Hydro Place, Winnipeg

LEED NC Platinum

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Nova Scotia Power Office, Halifax LEED Platinum

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Revitalization of an industrial building

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57% of energy + water savings or $650,000/year

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Heat pump uses seawater to heat + cool the building

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Chilled beam system

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75% of occupied spaces with daylighting

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Rainwater collected + recycled for 75% savings 31

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Energy Environment Experiential Learning Building Calgary

LEED Platinum

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LEED Platinum certification

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Most efficient laboratory building in North America

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78 per cent less energy

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high-performance envelope with triple glazing

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earth tubes to heat + cool the main theater, radiant floor + ceiling systems,

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building energy monitoring

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64 per cent less water use through capture + reuse 33

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Post-occupancy Evaluation Study of Green Buildings occupant feedback

Occupants of green buildings: high overall level of satisfaction with lighting conditions • significantly higher rating of workplace image, better expression of corporate values • showed better satisfaction with views to the outside • rated noise from HVAC systems as less disturbing • less likely to prefer a change in thermal conditions • experienced better sleep quality + positive feelings •

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Indoor Environment and Energy Performance in North American Offices, August 31, 2012

Direct GDP by segment generated by firms active in BC’s Green Building + Energy Efficiency sector, 2013 ($ million) Source: Globe Advisors

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Employment (direct full-time equivalent jobs in BC’s Green Building + Energy Efficiency Sector by segment, 2013 Click to add name of presentation

Source: Globe Advisors

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Building Revitalization

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Toronto Dominion Centre Building Cluster

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Investment in Efficient Operations

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Healthy + Productive Workforce • Tenant engagement • Active + low carbon transportation • Community

giving • Daytime cleaning

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Investment in Real Capital Building operations upgrades • LEED certification for existing buildings • Green At Work – operational standards • Green Council – tenant advisory • Energy Innovations Team – expert forum • Community assets – 22,000 sq.ft living roof • Water wise consumption •

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Enhancing Brand + Reputation

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Towards Carbon Neutral Buildings & Communities

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regeneration

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VanDusen Botanical Garden Visitor Centre

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Courtesy of Perkins+Will Canada Architects Co

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Next Generation of Design

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Target is to be carbon-negative for both construction and operation

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Courtesy of Perkins+Will Canada Architects Co

Courtesy of Perkins+Will Canada Architects Co

Courtesy of Perkins+Will Canada Architects Co

Premier green building event in Canada – 1000+ attendees • Dynamic expo floor - up to 150 exhibitors • Highly-rated program - 50+ speakers and panelists • New International Delegate Program featuring: o Green building tours of local green buildings o Factory visits to Canadian companies o Roundtable sessions + B2B meetings o Guided tours of the Expo floor •

Join us! Visit www.cagbc.org/2014conference for more details.

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