Service F · continued

## Optimizing building performance

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Building performance model
Inputs
Architecture
Envelope
HVAC
Lighting
Daylight
Renewables
Occupancy
Climate data
→
Energy
simulation
Outputs
Optimized building performance

Annual energy consumption · Energy Use Intensity · peak demand · end-use breakdown · compliance margin · certification points · carbon and cost inputs.

Fig. 17.1 · Modelled end-use split
Energy conservation measures we evaluate

Envelope | Insulation levels, thermal bridging, air-tightness, glazing specification, window-to-wall ratio, external shading and orientation response.
HVAC | System selection, plant efficiency, part-load behaviour, heat recovery, demand-controlled ventilation, chilled water and district cooling interface.
Lighting | Installed power density, daylight-linked dimming, occupancy control and zoning strategy.
Controls | Setpoints, schedules, optimum start, night purge, and the gap between designed and operated behaviour.
Renewables | Photovoltaic array sizing, self-consumption, solar thermal and on-site generation scenarios.

Deliverables

- Energy model & report
- Baseline / proposed comparison
- ECM evaluation matrix

- Code compliance documentation
- Certification energy submission
- EUI and consumption forecast

−32%
Indicative energy reduction, optimized case
118
kWh/m²/yr modelled EUI
8760
Hours simulated per annual run
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