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Future Markets for Low Carbon Solutions in Buildings

Tony Norton Head of Low Carbon Development Regen SW 7th July 2008

What is Regen SW ? 1. Specialist advisor to public & private sector 2. Independent advocate for the SW renewable energy & energy efficiency business sector 3. Broker for technology acceleration projects 4. Forum for discussion between regional bodies and the sector

Low Carbon New Development Programme Objectives Support construction sector learning

Identify and address barriers

Support 5 low carbon developments

Boost installation MW of onsite generation

Achieve early learning, uptake and jobs in onsite RE

Low Carbon Development Timetable Residential Developments 2008

2009

2010 Level 3 25%

2011

2012

Level 3 - Level 3 regulated

2013

2014

2015

Level 4 -44%

Level 4 Level 4 regulated

Level 6 Level 6 zero carb Level 6 Level 6 zero carb

National

2006 BR

2006 BR

Level 4 -44%

Level 4 Level 4 regulated

Level 5 -100%

Level 5 Level 5 regulated

Level 5

RSS (over 10 homes)

Project Taunton

Level 4 -44%

Level 4 Level 4 regulated

Level 5 -100%

Level 5 Level 5 regulated

Level 6 Level 6 zero carb

Level 5

2016

Level 6

2017

Level 6 +

Non residential developments

National

RSS

25% 25% 25% 34% 34% 34% 34% 34% 44% regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated

Project Taunton

25% 25% 25% 34% 34% 34% 44% 44% 44% 70% regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated regulated

Possible Energy Strategies: 3 Bedroom House East of Exeter INDIVIDUAL HOUSE

SITE WIDE SCHEME

2006 PART L COMPLIANT CSH Level CSH 3 -25% CSH 4 - 44% CSH 5 -100% CSH 6 -100% +

MOST COST Solar Water Heating

Fabric Measures

EFFECTIVE Photovoltaic electricity

Photovoltaics + MicroBiomass Boiler

Gas fired CHP

MOST COST Biomass Site CHP + Photovoltaics

EFFECTIVE Biomass Site CHP + Photovoltaics

The costs of individual dwelling and site wide CSH solutions at Cranbrook

Capital on-cost (£/dwelling)

30,000

PV bio-bioler Bio-boiler

25,000

SWH 20,000

Fabric B

Gas CHP

Fabric A

15,000 10,000

Biomass fuel Steam CHP

5,000 0 3

4 5 Code Level

6

National Forecasts for Onsite RE

Source: RAB report

National Forecasts for Onsite RE

Source: RAB report

SW jobs in new build domestic on site generation with national CSH Implementiation 6000

5000

Jobs FTE

4000

SHW PV

3000

Micro BB CHP Bio CHP

2000

Total 1000

0 2009

2014

2019

2024

SW jobs in new build domestic on site generation with SW RSS CSH Implementiation 6000

5000

Jobs FTE

4000

SHW PV

3000

Micro BB CHP Bio CHP

2000

Total 1000

0 2009

2014

2019

2024

Scenarios for South West Onsite RE in 2020 3500 3000

Existing New build

2500 GWh

2000 1500 1000 500 0 No change

Concieved change

Towards 15% RE

Key Future Market Messages • Regulation is driving RE in new development • New build technology choices change with increased CO2 reduction targets • Demand in new build is likely to be higher than retrofit • New build installation will drive towards high volumes and low costs • There are opportunities and threats for SW onsite RE businesses