delivering sustainability digitally - breeam & data
TRANSCRIPT
Part of the BRE Trust
BREEAM
Constructing Excellence Sustainability Theme Group
4th October 2016
Chris Broadbent, Director, BREEAM InfrastructureManaging Director, CEEQUAL Ltd
Customer service
Robust flexible governance & certification
Online delivery, BIM ready, integrated 3rd party tools & data exploitation
Sharing of performance data with investment market organisations
International real estate clients who ‘choose and want’ BREEAM
The most authoritative, comprehensive & widely
used building environmental assessment and certification
system globally!
BREEAM Vision 2018
1 1
A Global Standard Locally Adapted
+ Our National Scheme Operators
Used in 77 countries, 550,000 certificated buildings, over 2.2m registered
Site selection
Design and planning
Construction & post-
construction
Occupation End of life
Region scale
City scale
Neighbourhood scale
Building scale
Non Domestic
Infrastructure
Communities
Domestic RefurbishmentDomestic
In-Use
Non Domestic Refurbishment
Communities
Across Scale & Life-Cycle
Existing New
The Principles
BREEAM Aims & Objectives
BREEAM family of schemes aim to:
– Ensure best environmental practice
– Consider a broad range of environmental concerns
– Balanced to ensure quality, safe & healthy environment
– Set standards surpassing those required by regulation
– Challenge the market to provide innovative solutions
– Provide a credible environmental label
– Stimulate demand for sustainability in the built environment
1
Key benefits of BREEAM
Third party validation of sustainable credentials– Evaluate, improve and demonstrate
sustainability throughout the project’s design and construction
– Drives sustainable performance of an asset– Creates value and helps manage risk and
reduce obsolescence– An inspirational standard that encourages
improvement– Based on documented science based
research, evidence & market best practice– Balanced across a range of sustainability
issues– Robust certification & independence– Benchmarking against other international
projects through consistency of approach– Encourages innovation
Environmental Standards
Num
ber o
f bui
ldin
gs
Reg
ulat
ory
min
imum
Minimal Aspirational
Pas
s
Goo
d
Very
Goo
d
Exc
elle
nt
Out
stan
ding
DriversBuilding Regulations
– Towards zero carbon from 2019 for all buildings
UN framework Convention on Climate Change & Kyoto Protocol – Legally binding commitments for the reduction of greenhouse gases
EU Renewable Energy Directive 15 – 15% of energy consumption should be from renewable sources by 2020
Climate Change Act 2008– places a legal obligation on Government to reduce carbon dioxide
emissions by at least 80% by 2050 and 26% by 2020, against a 1990 baseline, with the trajectory defined by a system of five-year carbon budgets.
Planning system– National ambitions will be tested through the planning system, both at
regional and local level.
Construction industry impacts and market drivers• Large impacts from construction
– Construction and demolition waste alone represents 32% of total UK waste (DEFRA)
– Infrastructure accounts for 53% of the UK’s carbon footprint (HM Treasury)
– Water on construction sites could be saved by 15-50% on most projects (WRAP)
• Construction 2025 targets (HM Treasury, July 2013)
• Increased focus on carbon (Infrastructure Carbon Review 2013)
•Green Construction Board:• ‘Fundamental Truths’ case studies
Meeting challenges in a changing world
• Reduced whole life cost
• Reduced resource use
• Improved health and safety
• Improved project certainty
• Adaptation to climate
• Resilient and durable assets
• Best practice delivery and world class projects
Top image: IMG_9094 by Ingy The Wingy on Flickr | CC BY-ND 2.0Bottom image: Mini Stack Interchange of Interstate 10, Loop 202, and State Route 51 (1) by Alan Stark on Flickr | CC BY-SA 2.0
Assessments
Communities Scheme
• A standard to improve the design of large-scale developments;
• An holistic assessment of environmental, social and economic sustainability;
• A framework for collaborating on key master planning issues;
Image: White Architects and PEAB
Complementary to building assessments
Images: Kanozi Arkitekter
Integrated with the masterplanning process
Step 1The Principle
Step 2The Layout
Step 3The Details
Images: Farrells
© 2014 BRE
Home Quality Mark (HQM)
8000 Homes Registered…
Running Costs
Health and Wellbeing
Environmental Footprint
Visit www.homequalitymark.com
Energy
Health and wellbeing
Materials
Management
Pollution
Land use and Ecology
Transport
Waste
Water15%
15%
13.5%
12%10% 10%
9%
8.5%
7%
BREEAM UK NC 2014 - Sections and weightings
Improve your business
Verification
Initial assessment
Inception
Target setting
Action plan
Review
BREEAM In-Use
• BRE Environmental and Sustainability Standard (BES 5058)
• Designed to provide detailed and meaningful insight into the environmental performance of buildings throughout their entire operational life.
• Providing assessment of:– the building (Asset Rating),– the operation of the building
(Building Management Rating),– how Clients are managing their
activities within the building (Organisational Rating).
BREEAM Refurbishment and Fit-out 2014
• Dedicated new scheme for the assessment of refurbishment and fit-out projects including:
• Fit-out of local services and interiors
• Interior refresh projects
• Base build fabric & service upgrades
• Whole building refurbishment
BREEAM Refurbishment and Fit-out 2014
• A modular structure• Choose the parts that are
appropriate to your projects scope of work
• Appropriate criteria are filtered in or out
• Single rating provided based on parts assessed
• Parts assessed and overall rating listed on the certificate
BREEAM New Construction for infrastructure buildings
Resilience
Stakeholders
Local wellbeing
Transport
Land use and ecology
Landscape and heritage
Pollution
Materials
Carbon and energy
Waste
Water
Integrated design
10%
8.5%
11%
9%
8% 6%
8%
11%
13%
4%
3%10%
8.5%
BREEAM Infrastructure
BREEAM and CEEQUAL infrastructure– Recently extended BREEAM to include infrastructure– This is being piloted with several projects including HS2
and Thames Tideway– BRE acquired CEEQUAL in 2015– CEEQUAL was established in 2004 and is well known as
a environmental awards scheme for civil engineering project teams
– There is strong industry preference for one rather than two schemes; BRE is therefore:– continuing to operate CEEQUAL as business as usual– continuing to pilot the BREEAM infrastructure
methodology– bringing the two together so in two years time it will be
the next version of both (becoming the intended CEEQUAL v6)
– Supporting all CEEQUAL projects to completion
© CEEQUAL Ltd 2015
Wide coverage
Sustainability assessment, rating and awards for civil engineering and infrastructure
Established Flexible but rigorous
Significant influencer & change agent tool
Delivers better projects and cost savings
Open process
Better performanceWorthwhileness
Major on-going development
Benefits
Growing evidence of sustainability benefits
Investment costs not as high as perceived
2013 Construction 2025 (HM Government)
2013 Infrastructure Carbon Review (HM Treasury)
2013 World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) report
2012 BSRIA Report: The Value of BREEAM report
2012 RICS report :Supply, Demand and the Value of Green
2012 Town & Country Planning Association’s publication ‘Good Practice Guide – Sustainable Design & Construction
Potentially significant life cycle cost savings
Increased value, suggested higher staff productivity levels
Decreasing costs
Improvement targets
Reduced costs
Green buildings pay
– There is increased investor demand for high quality properties with low risk
– Certified buildings are more highly valued and safer long-term investments
Better with
Better value for buildings
Benefits news from the real estate market
opps costs
- 43%
energy costs
-15%
reputation
+18%
rents +24.9
%
sales +30%
value +38%
WORLD GBC 2013
DLA PIPER 2014
BSRIA 2012
DLA PIPER 2014
DLA PIPER 2014
WORLD GBC 2013
$ $$
Part of the BRE Trust
Thank you
Contact details
www.breeam.com www.ceequal.com [email protected] [email protected]
+44 (0)333 321 8811 +44 (0)333 014 7880
BRE, Garston, Watford, WD25 9XX, UK
Chris BroadbentManaging Director, CEEQUAL; BRE Group Director - [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0)1923 664958