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    EBC Annex 76 SHC Task 59 Renovating-Historic-Buildings-Flyer

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    Project structure Organizational details

    The project consists of four work packages: Full project title


    Deep Renovation of Historic Buildings Towards Lowest
    > Knowledge base
    Possible Energy Demand and CO2 Emission (NZEB)
    led by e7 Energy Markets Analysis, Austria
    Collect best practice case studies following the Project sponsor
    approach of IEA SHC Task 37 on Advanced Housing International Energy Agency’s
    Renovation with Solar & Conservation and IEA SHC > Solar Heating & Cooling Programme (SHC) Task 59
    Task 47 on Solar Renovation of Non-Residential > Energy in Buildings and Communities (ECB) Annex 76
    Buildings and promote them online
    Duration
    September 2017 – February 2021
    > Multidisciplinary planning process
    led by Uppsala University, Sweden Operating Agent
    Investigate how existing guidelines for improving Alexandra Troi
    the energy performance of historic buildings can be Institute for Renewable Energy
    enhanced and complemented in order to better meet EURAC Research
    the needs of the end user by providing an integrated Via Volta 13/A
    design platform I-39100 Bolzano / Bozen
    Italy
    > Conservation compatible retrofit solutions
    led by University of Innsbruck, Austria
    Identify, from case studies, replicable retrofit
    measures, including those currently under Connect with us
    development, and assess technical retrofit measures
    from both energy performance and conservation http://task59.iea-shc.org
    perspectives http://annex76.iea-ebc.org
    [email protected]
    > Knowledge transfer and dissemination

    Image © Trimmel Wall Architects


    led by Historic Environment Scotland, www.facebook.com/HistoricNZEB
    United Kingdom www.twitter.com/HistoricNZEB
    Strongly building on the other three packages, the
    knowledge created in this project will be disseminated
    to a variety of the relevant stakeholders, including
    building architects and building surveyors, owners
    and users, real estate developers and construction
    contractors, heritage professionals and
    policymakers.
    Image © Valentina Carì
    Historic buildings constitute a Conventional energy-saving
    considerable part of our building measures are often not compatible
    stock and are the trademark of with preserving the special
    numerous cities. character of historic buildings.
    Historic buildings will, however, only survive if kept Nevertheless, the energy performance of historic
    in use. To save this heritage for future generations, buildings can be improved considerably if the right
    we need to find conservation compatible, renovation package of retrofit measures is identified. This can
    approaches and measures that preserve the heritage include the use of solar energy to heat and cool
    values of these buildings while improving user comfort, historic buildings. Examples of energy-related
    lowering energy bills and minimizing environmental renovations show that, for many historic buildings,
    impacts. the energy demand can be reduced by 75% or more
    while preserving the buildings’ heritage values.

    Now is the time to identify


    and promote good renovation Well-planned renovations will
    approaches. allow historic buildings to move
    towards zero energy.

    Image © Florian Berger


    Project objectives
    > Develop a knowledge base on how to renovate
    historic buildings towards their lowest possible
    energy demand

    > Identify their energy saving potential

    > Assess multidisciplinary procedures to maintain


    their heritage value while improving the energy
    performance

    > Advance the existing support tools used in integrated


    design processes

    > Identify the potential for solar energy use and


    Image © Uppsala University

    promote associated best practices

    > Transfer the knowledge gathered to the stakeholders


    involved in the renovation process

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