1. BUILDING UP consortium Jadwiga Fangrat (ITB)
BUILDING UP project – long term view and roadmapping actions in energy efficiency in building
BUILDING UP consortium
Jadwiga Fangrat (ITB)
Ljubljana, 29/08/2012

2. Framework
Follow up of the EeB PPP
Horizon 2020
Goal of E2BA
Prepare a new Roadmap
Objective of Building Up
Define cross-ETP priorities to be
integrated into the Roadmap
which will be adapted to the E2BA roadmap considered as a basic document for the European Commission, to start working on their programmes

3. EeB PPP 2010-2013 as the first wave
of a Long Term Strategy
EeB PPP
New Roadmap
To be prepared
i.e. Retrofitting and
reduction of energy use
i.e. Energy neutral
buildings/districts
i.e. Energy positive
buildings/districts 3

4. E2BA Roadmapping Process

5. E2BA Roadmapping Process
2nd Semester
Final Public Consultation
PPP Info Days
Roadmap Final Draft
Building Up Roadmap
April/June
Validate final Vision 2050 and Targets 2020
Validate functional R&I projects
Set time priorities
Building Up Roadmap
Roadmap Draft 2
April
Analyse all inputs from restricted consultation
Agree on Draft 2 preparing process
E2BA Workshops
(round 2)
Roadmap Draft 1
ICT4E2BA Roadmap
February/March
Validate Methodology and working process
Shape the first version of the Roadmap
E2BA Workshops
(round 1)

6. BU contract requirements
to create an effective coordination of ETPs and major initiatives whose SRAs and activities address energy efficiency in the built environment from an NMP perspective
Need for a jointly shared Industrial and Research Roadmap focused on long term cross-platform research and innovation areas
Need to build a cross-ETP network through large public consultations and debates

7. Partners

8. Work Plan and Associated Tools

9. Roadmapping Methodology Roadmapping process in Building Up
The main steps of Road mapping that are followed in BU are:
Step 1:
Planning
Step 2:
Roadmap Development
Step 3:
Plan Preparation
Step 4:
Follow-up

10. Roadmapping Process –Step 1
Planning
Step 2:
Roadmap Development
Step 3:
Plan Preparation
Step 4:
Follow-up
Definition of Roadmap Methodology
Definition of the structure
Identification of the process
Creation of Schedule & Planning
Definition of the roadmapping process expected timeline
Identification of roadmapping meetings/events/
milestones
Information Information & Preparation Material
Conference calls WP leaders and Building Up project Managers
Collection & clustering of already available information (WP1)

11. Roadmapping Process – Step 2
Planning
Step 2:
Roadmap Development
Step 3:
Plan Preparation
Step 4:
Follow-up
First step Inventive Workshop
Identification of building trends and barriers
Preliminary identification of cross-ETP research and innovation areas
On line Consultation
Clustered list of cross-platform collaboration areas
Online survey to stakeholders
Draft Roadmap structure
Consideration of E2BA vision
Second step inventive Workshop
Sharing survey results
Finalization of the preliminary identified cross-platform areas
Development of one draft roadmap for each top area

12. Roadmapping Process – Step 3
Planning
Step 2:
Roadmap Development
Step 3:
Plan Preparation
Step 4:
Follow-up
BU Draft Roadmap
Further development of the inventive session results
Analysis of synergies among roadmaps
Preliminary clustering
Reviews by the Advisory Board
Finalization of the BU Roadmap
Finalised integration of the roadmaps
Continuous sharing of information with experts (surveys, conference calls, etc.)
Review by Advisory Board
Release of the final Roadmap

13. Roadmapping Process – Step 4
Planning
Step 2:
Roadmap Development
Step 3:
Plan Preparation
Step 4:
Follow-up
Periodic Review of Roadmap
Continuous incorporation of changes in roadmap
Periodic Revision
Dissemination & awareness
Sharing with the interested community of the BU vision
Increase competitiveness
Increase competences

14. Survey Results Expert Background
Type of Organizations

15. Survey Results Expert Background
Field of Expertise
Other =
Energy efficiency,
Low to zero carbon technologies,
research management,
Energy simulation and design,
Passive house technologies

16. Preliminary Ranking of Cross-platform Areas
Survey Results
Preliminary Ranking of Cross-platform Areas

17. Developing roadmap Scenarios and trends (I)
Scenario – description of different sets of assumptions
on possible futures
Scenarios were condenced into following groups:
Climate change and CO2 emissions
Growth and competitiveness
Efficiency (measures) and technological innovation
Demographic and social aspects, including labour force
Renewable and non-renewable resources

18. Developing roadmap Scenarios and trends (II)
Trend – ongoing and/or planned developments regarding
certain aspects of the built environment and its stakeholders
More than 60 resources were analysed within categories:
Refurbisment to transform existing buildings into energy-efficient buildings
Neutral/Energy positive new buildings
Building materials
Energy-efficient districts/communities
Horizontal technological aspects
Horizontal organizational aspects

19. Identified barriers

20. Exemplary barriers for ‘Energy genaration, use and managemenet’
architects’ lack o awareness of latest
technical improvements and energy related effects
lack of standard solutions
gap between research and market

21. Exemplary barriers for ‘Materials and components’
lack of certification of companies
slowness of buildings sector to adopt new technology
payback time
international availability of components
and products

22. List of Cross-ETP Areas (CP)
CP 1 Performance Based Approach for building components, including sustainable
design, Life Cycle Analysis
CP 2 Multi-material composites
CP 3 Healthy indoor environment (including air quality, ventilation, lighting,
acoustic performance)
CP 4 Electric generation and storage materials and systems
CP 5 Thermal generation and storage materials and systems, including building
integrated energy technologies
CP 6 Advanced thermal insulation construction materials for new buildings
and existing buildings (e.g. aerogel, nanofoams, vacuum insulation panels)
CP 7 Building materials recyclability and re-use of components
CP 8 Renewable resource-based products to substitute non-renewable
based products

23. Example CP 1 (draft roadmap)
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Example CP 1 (draft roadmap) 23

24. Example CP 1 (draft roadmap)

25. Advanced Smart windows integrating different technologies
EXAMPLE (1): Glass-based products
including smart windows
by 2020
Development, Integration and Optimization of advanced technologies for multifunctional energy efficient glazing
Target
Advanced coatings and multifunctional materials for Low-E and solar control glass
Technologies
Advanced Smart windows integrating different technologies
High-Strength and acoustic insulating Glass (flexible glass, lightweight glass, self-healing glass)
reduction of CO2 emission,
reduction of airconditioning use, Safety, Fire Resistance and comfort
reduction of CO2 emission
reduction of airconditioning use
Safety, Fire Resistance and comfort
Expected outcomes
Smart Windows and Façades,
focus on public buildings and social housing
Smart Windows and Façades,
focus on private buildings
Applications
Solar thermal collectors, photovoltaic modules and Concentrated Solar Power plants 25

26. by 2020 2021-2050 EXAMPLE (2): Building components
including sustainable design, LCA
by 2020
All building components meet an ecodesign approach covering the whole chain of the building life
Target
Emerging market of biobased materials, combinating different building materials to obtain a cost-optimum solution
Speaking components (with indicators), increasing the use of embodied energy calculations and LCA in product manufacturing
Technologies
Building design tools for architects for real time building ecodesign
Expected outcomes
Higher building physics performance
Focus on new-erected buildings, new design and retrofitting, Standards and assessment applied to both new and traditional construction
Applications 26

27. Policy recommendations
CONTENT
Introduction
2. Objective
3. Target audience
4. Current economic environment
5. Existing legislation
6. Proposed actions
7. Expected impact
8. Concluding remarks
9. References

28. How to overcome barriers?
New products development production research & technology development
Establishment of Eco (Energy) Euroclass system for construction products
Fast path for technical evaluation and approval of innovative product
Standardization and Harmonization
Education training programmes: architects, designers, builders, property management, academy, producers, policy makers, central and local administration
Building regulations
Building control
Information campaign (public) ……

29. HORIZON 2020 The Framework Programme for Research and Innovation
OVERARCHING OBJECTIVE
Sustainable Development
KEY PRIORITIES
Excellent Science (1)
Industrial Leadership (2)
Societal Challenges (3)
PROBLEM DRIVERS
HORIZON 2020 The Framework Programme for Research and Innovation
A NEED FOR NEW POLICY STRATEGY
low growth
insufficient innovation
environmental and social challenges
TO MAKE EUROPE COMPETITIVE

30. HORIZON 2020 Areas of funding
EXCELLENT SCIENCE
support creative individuals and their teams to carry out the highest quality research
collaborative research to open up new fields of research
trainings for researchers
research infrastructures
INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP
support for ICT, nanotechnologies, biotechnology, advanced manufacturing and processing, and space
access to risk finance
support for innovation in SMEs

31. HORIZON 2020 Areas of funding
SOCIETAL CHALLENGES
health, demographic change and wellbeing
food security, sustainable agriculture, marine and maritime research and the bio-economy
secure, clean and efficient energy
smart, green and integrated transport
climate action, resource efficiency and raw materials
inclusive, innovative and secure societes

32. HORIZON 2020 What’s new? integration of research and innovation –
funding from idea to market
support for innovation leading to
a direct economic stimulus
focus on creating business opportunities
inclusive approach open to new participants
from Europe and beyond
more possibilities for new entrants
and young scientists
simplicity – less bureaucracy, fewer audits

33. BOOSTING ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN CONSTRUCTION
INVITATION
BOOSTING ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING UP workshop
Thursday 4th October 2012
Leuven, Belgium

34. http://www.buildingup-e2b.eu http://www.itb.pl Thank you!
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