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… that: • it is possible to achieve net zero carbon homes using best practice on- site solar PV design and specification. Generally, some high-rise buildings may require additional off-site renewable energy generation to achieve a net zero energy balance due to site or design constraints. • It is important to note that a solar tenant model approach, distributing the solar energy generated to all flats, instead…

… --- --- Sustainable Energy and Construction – Current Policy requirement This evidence base focuses on Sustainable Energy and Construction and in particular on the requirements for new residential developments. Specifically, it assumes that the residential development proposals will be required to achieve Net Zero Carbon by accomplishing: • A space heating demand of less than 30kWh/m2/annum; • A total…

… energy use of less than 40kWh/m2/annum; and • On-site renewable generation to match the total energy use, with building mounted solar PV. The technical assessment (Section 2.0) demonstrates that it is technically feasible for a high-rise building type to: • Achieve a space heating demand between than 15-20kWh/m2/annum • Achieve a total energy use of less than 35kWh/m2/annum • Install…

… on-site renewable generation (in the form of roof & façade mounted solar PV) to match the total energy use. The technical feasibility and cost impact of Policy SEC 1 of Cornwall’s Climate The cost assessment (Section 3.0) provides an assessment of the additional Emergency Development Plan Document (DPD) has been tested on a typical construction costs which would be involved in meeting the above…

… field: Data missing; '-': No requirement Etude Alternative criteria High Rise Block Bristol GB-United Kingdom/ Britain Generation of renewable energy (in relation to pro-jected building footprint area) Non-renewable Primary Energy (PE) Primary Energy Renewable (PER) 30 - - - - - - - yes - yes yes yes - yes 75 75 - - *Examples include the CEPHEUS project…