Cape Town
Energy Efficiency Forum
Jon Duncan – 31 st August 2012

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Sustainability Context
− Climate change as one aspect
2.
Responsible Investment
− Unpacking the Jargon
− What issues do we look at?
3.
Understanding climate impacts
− Policy
− Impacts
− Technology
4.
Example of Technology impact

World population from 1800 to 2100
(UN 2004 projections & US Census Bureau historical estimates)
9 to 11 bn by
2050
6.93 bn - 2010
Implications:
• Consumption growth
• Urban densification
• Aging populations
• Poverty /inequality
• Conflict /unrest
• Disease /malnutrition
2.6 bn - 1945

Climate change
Chemical pollution
Not yet quantified
Ocean acidification
Atmospheric aerosol loading
Not yet quantified
Stratospheric ozone depletion
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Rate of biodiversity loss
Phosphorus cycle
(biogeochemical flow boundary )
Land system change Global freshwater use
Source: 2010 Stockholm Environment Institute - System limits to Growth
Nitrogen cycle
(biogeochemical flow boundary)

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Declining resources and ecosystem service
“Living off the earths interest not its capital”
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The Natural Step
Increasing demand for resources and ecosystem service
Time

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• Key drivers:
• United Nations
Principles for
Responsible
Investment (UN PRI)
• Regulation 28 of the
Pension Funds Act
(Reg 28)
• Code for Responsible
Investing SA (CRISA)
• Emerging business case

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• Policy impacts
– Pricing of externalities
– Changing of building codes
– Product specification
– Lease requirements
• Physical impacts
– Threat of flood
– Adverse weather
– Fire
– Drought
– (all of the above could occur up and down stream in the supply chain)
• Technology
– Greater levels of efficiency
– Short obsolesce cycles
– Threat of substitution
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Building Overview
This shopping centre is located in Claremont, Cape Town
The GLA is 43,654m2
It consists of three levels of retail & four levels of parking
HVAC equipment consists of the following:
• 8 x Water cooled chillers
• 6 Cooling towers
• Primary chilled water pumps
• Secondary chilled water pumps
• Condenser water pumps
• Air handling units
• Return air fans
• Parking ventilation fans
• Extract & Fresh air fans

Scope of Intervention
• Improve HVAC performance to allow chilled water temperature to drift to reduce chiller load by 400KW in summer and 620KW in winter
• Install Variable Speed Drives to Secondary Chilled Water Pumps
• Install Variable Speed Drives on Cooling Tower Fans
• Automate Fresh Air Dampers with ext air temperature as reference
• Introduce Precooling

Average Monthly Savings (KW) 616,200 kWh
Annual Savings (KW) 7,394,400 kWh
Annual Savings (R)
Project Cost (R)
Payback Period
R2,246,418.00
R398,788.00
Funded by ESKOM DSM

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Q & A

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