Pioneers in development and sustainability Sustainable Buildings: Zero-Emission Buildings May 28 2009 North America Operating Review June 27, 2007 1 Pioneers in development and sustainability 1. ACCIONA and Sustainability Robert Park Toronto, 28th of May 2009 Pioneers in development and sustainability 3 ACCIONA and Sustainability Pioneers in development and sustainability Our World View Development on a global scale in balance with the environment ACCIONA announced its strategic commitment to being pioneers in development and sustainability in 2004. ACCIONA’s capabilities are focused on designing and delivering innovative solutions to meet three of society’s greatest needs: energy, water, and infrastructure. ACCIONA embraces a “triple bottom line” aimed at generating economic growth, social progress and environmental balance. Our business model allows ACCIONA to create shareholder value while fulfilling its responsibility to future generations. 4 ACCIONA and Sustainability Pioneers in development and sustainability Global Recognition 2009 Sustainability Yearbook 2009, classified as Gold Class Sector Leader by PwC and Sustainable Asset Management Corporate Knights magazine, included in “The Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World” Global Water Intelligence Magazine, “Most Sustainable Project” award for Thames Desalination Plant in London European Business Award (EBA) Organization, awarded the prize for Corporate Sustainability. Also received EBA Environment Award (Spanish section) in 2006 2008 Global Water Intelligence Magazine, awarded the “Desalination Plant of the Year” prize to ACCIONA Agua’s Tampa facility. Also named ACCIONA AGUA “Desalination Company of the Year” in 2007 MERCO Corporate Reputation Ranking, Most reputable company in the construction and infrastructure sector in Spain Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships, awarded ACCIONA the Gold Award for the financing of the A-30 Highway in Montreal. The transaction was also awarded PFI’s North America Deal of the Year award Cleantech Venture Network, named Cleantech “Corporation of the Year” Euromoney – Ernst&Young Prize, named the “Best Global Renewable Developer”. Previously named “Best European Renewable Developer” in 2004 2007 European Association of Renewable Energy, awarded the “European Solar Prize” Spanish General Council for Industrial Relations, awarded the “National Health and Safety” award for the construction of the Adriatic LNG Terminal in the port of Algeciras The Builder Magazine, awarded the “Polish Hercules Trophy” to ACCIONA Mostostal Warszawa subsidiary in Poland for its special achievements in the construction industry 2006 KLD Global Climate Index, recognized as one of the top 100 companies in the world in the search to find solutions to climate change Prince Felipe of Spain Prize, awarded in Renewable Energy. Also awarded Business Excellence in Environmental Management in 2001 JEC and Innovation Composites Awards Programme, granted the “Innovation in Construction” award 5 ACCIONA and Sustainability Pioneers in development and sustainability Corporate Responsibility ACCIONA’s commitment to sustainable development is centered on economic growth, social progress and environmental balance, creating shareholder value and safeguarding interests of current and future generations. Gold Class Sector Leader of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index Corporate Knights United Nations Global Compact Fundación Empresa y Sociedad World Business Council for Sustainable Development ACCIONA Peru Microenergy Project - supplies solar energy systems to 3,500 families in rural Peru Pioneers in development and sustainability ACCIONA Aula de Sostenibilidad - educational initiative for teaching school children 6 ACCIONA in Canada Pioneers in development and sustainability Autoroute 30 Highway Project Montreal, Quebec Completion Dec 2012 42 km, 2 major bridges, 36 structures CAD$ 1.59 billion alleviate congestion, reduce pollution Reuse, recycle highway materials reduce impact local environment Fort St. John Hospital Project Completion Mar 2012 55 bed PCC, 123 bed LT care facility CAD$ 235 million LEED-Gold Certification Pacific Green standards (design + environment) Energy-efficient equipment, sustainable materials Maximize natural light Deep-Lake Water Cooling Project First Canadian project Acciona as Contractor Enwave / City of Toronto Client Completion 2004 Largest lake-sourced cooling system Eliminated 75,000 tonnes eCO2 / yr 90% reduction electricity, 61 MW 68,000 homes 45,000 kg less CFC’s Royal Jubilee Hospital Project Completion Dec 2010 320,000 s.f. 500 bed PCC, 8 Storey CAD$ 249 million LEED-Gold Certification Pacific Green standards (design + environment) Energy-efficient equipment, sustainable materials Maximize natural light 7 7 ACCIONA in Canada Pioneers in development and sustainability Chin Chute Wind Power Project: 20 km SW of Taber, AB 30 MW 20 x 1.5MW Turbines 120,000 tonnes eCO2 reduction Electricity 11,000 homes Magrath Wind Power Project: 40 km S of Lethbridge, AB Partners: Suncor, Enbridge 30 MW 20 x 1.5MW Turbines 97,000 tonnes eCO2 reduction Ripley Wind Power Project: 40 km South of Lethbridge, AB Partners: Suncor 76 MW, 2MW Turbines 72,000 tonnes eCO2 reduction 8 Pioneers in development and sustainability 2. Case Study: Zero Emissions Building Iñigo Berazaluce Toronto, 28th of May 2009 ACCIONA and Sustainability Pioneers in development and sustainability Sustainable Buildings ACCIONA has constructed over 1,100 eco-efficient homes, and has built the first Zero Emissions commercial building in Spain. Sustainable infrastructure addresses economic, social and environmental factors. z Environmental – CO2 emissions, waste management, water and energy usage, and materials selection. z Economic – energy, maintenance, and repair costs. z Social – interior air quality, accessibility, living quality, and external integration with surroundings. z During construction, avoids toxic materials and pollutants, and optimize energy and water use. Homes have more efficient water consumption and cost less to run. Buildings consume half the usual energy, covering all energy demands with solar and biomass renewable sources. ACCIONA is leading the Energy Efficient Buildings Association (E2B) formed to represent the interests of private industry in Europe, defining the strategic research agenda for energy efficient buildings and districts. The founding members are ACCIONA, Arup, Bouygues, D’Appolonia, EDF, Mostostal, Phillips, Saint-Gobain and Stiebel-Eltron 10 ACCIONA and Sustainability Pioneers in development and sustainability Sustainable Buildings - Landmark Projects First Zero Emissions Commercial Building in Spain - ACCIONA Solar Headquarters z Consumes half the usual energy of an equivalent conventional building z Covers all its energy demands with solar and bioenergy renewable sources 11 ACCIONA and Sustainability Pioneers in development and sustainability Buildings Are Major Energy Consumers Office Buildings Residential Buildings Electricity 25% Electricity 15% Heating 15% Cooling 60% Hot Water 25% Heating 60% Buildings are responsible for 41% of primary energy consumption in the European Union. 12 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Analysis Process Conserve Energy Efficient Energy Usage Renewable Energy Desired CO2 balance Projects are analyzed to optimize the final design. Less costly measures are studied first, so that the use of expensive equipment is reserved as a last resort: Building architecture is reviewed and modified to reduce energy consumption (incl. heating, cooling, ventilation and lighting) The most efficient solutions for energy production and distribution are applied Renewable energies are used to minimize emissions 13 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Measures Included Conserve Energy Efficient Energy Usage Renewable Energy Architectural (passive): Installations: Energy sources: Building orientation and form factor analysis Optimize HVAC distribution: variable flows and temperatures, active demand management Biomass Insulation optimization Optimize % of facade glass openings (for HVAC and lighting demands) Facade shadings Best design for each facade orientation Cross ventilations Analysis of chiller and boiler seasonal efficiency Solar thermal Solar photovoltaic Geothermal Integrated wind energy CHP and trigeneration analysis Control of lighting 14 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Conserve Energy The compact cubic shape of the building reduces energy losses and atrium provides lots of natural light. NORTH façade, with smaller size glass enclosure. Lower energy losses but with an input of natural light. SOUTH façade built as a glasshouse and curtain wall, with large windows and photovoltaic modules in the form of parasols. EAST facade with smaller glass enclosure to avoid excessive heat in summer, but with an input of natural light. WEST facade without glass enclosure to avoid excessive heat in the summer. 15 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Efficient Energy Usage Efficient HVAC Distribution systems: Radiant floors and ceilings Variable flow and temperature distribution Real time temperature settings control based on indoor and outdoor conditions Efficient lighting systems: Light intensity dimmers in every office area. Presence detectors. 16 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Renewable Energy Integration of renewable energies Fotovoltaic panels in south facade and rooftop Solar thermal collectors in rooftop for space heating and cooling with an absorption machine Biodiesel boiler for space heating and cooling with an absorption machine Canadian Wells connected to a greenhouse in south facade 17 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Emissions Balance Comparison Conventional Buildings CO2 116 Tons/year * Primary energy consumed in HVAC and lighting: 345,800 kWh/year 100% (*) According to IDEA , 2007. ACCIONA Solar Building CO2 0 kg/year Saved energy: 181,402 kWh/year 52% Renewable energy production: 164,398 kWh/year 48% 18 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability HVAC and Lighting Energy Balance Conventional Building 250 200 HVAC HVAC (kWh/year) (kWh/year) Architecture 67,561 Conventional systems (Natural gas, electricity) SAVING kWh miles ACCIONA Solar Building 254,800 150 (27%) Geothermal 15,444 (6%) Greenhouse 60,230 (24%) Electricity Electricity 50 Conventional systems 91,000 0 (kWh/year) (kWh/year) PRODUCTION 100 Solar Thermal 72,046 Biodiesel 39,519 (28%) (15%) Architectural saving 38,167 (42%) Solar PV 52,833 (58%) 19 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Economic Efficiency Investment (€) Investment + accumulated energy cost 4,600,000 Equivalent conventional building (With 8% fuel price increase ) 4,400,000 4,200,000 4,000,000 Equivalent conventional building (With 4% fuel price increase ) 3,800,000 3,600,000 3,400,000 ACCIONA SOLAR building 3,200,000 3,000,000 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 Years Additional investment (13%) can be recovered in about 10 years. 20 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Control and Monitoring – Current Status All active building systems are controlled by a central program Same control system monitors building energy consumption Building variable temperature settings (ºC) ºC 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 Jan Feb Mar Lower temperature limit Apr May Jun Jul Aug Upper temperature limit Sep Oct Nov Dec Target temperature 21 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Control and Monitoring – Future Challenges True integration of distributed electricity generation on the grid Building storage of electricity and heat to follow demand curve FEBRERO 2008 POTENCIA OBTENIDA CON UN AEROGENERADOR TIPO CHP Production "ACCIONA SOLAR" 180 Wind Production 2 Potencia eólica Perdón (W/m ) 160 140 Building heat demand 3000 MAYO 2008 POTENCIA CONSUMIDA "ACCIONA SOLAR" 60 2500 Potencia CONSUMIDA(kW) Potencia (W/m2) 120 2000 100 50 kWh 1500 80 1000 60 500 40 40 1 3 5 7 9 11 20 0 02:00 04:00 06:00 08:00 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 20:00 22:00 23:45 Irradiancia Incidente Plano H 10 FEBRERO 2008 13 15 17 19 21 23 Potencia (kW) 0 30 400 PV Production 350 300 20 10 250 200 0 01:00 02:00 03:00 04:00 05:00 06:00 07:00 08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00 23:45 19 MAYO 2008 150 100 50 00 00:00 01:00 02:00 03:00 04:00 05:00 06:00 07:00 08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00 23:45 Building electricity consumption 01 FEBRERO 2008 22 Pioneers in development and sustainability New Projects Under Development Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Sustainable Edification: Sant Cugat ACCIONA is currently working with the town of Sant Cugat, a suburb of Barcelona, to develop a zeroemission neighborhood. Sant Cugat plans to offer approximately 150 units as affordable rental housing for young people, as well as a technology-focused high school. The study will analyze passive measures to decrease building energy requirements by 30-50%. Simulation tools will be used to study insulation levels, shadowing, facade construction and types of glass. Neighborhood will cover all its remaining energy needs from renewable sources - solar and biomass. ― Thin film PV panels on rooftops: installed power 100 kWp ― Biomass fuel will be waste from nearby towns › Trigeneration using Stirling engines › Installed power 60 kWe, 400 kWth 24 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Efficient Building Design: Sant Cugat The roofdeck will be oriented to maximize photovoltaic production, and the buildings will have a slim design to benefit from natural cross ventilation. Pilot project will test the latest technologies in intelligent metering, in collaboration with MIT, in order to promote energy consciousness and saving. Urban planning will promote better interaction of the neighborhood to further reduce energy requirements. 25 Zero Emissions Building Pioneers in development and sustainability Sustainable Edification: Las Tablas ACCIONA is currently working with the City of Madrid to build an office complex which has a net positive CO2 balance. The complex will have 6 buildings, 32,000 sq.m. of office space, and 35,000 sq.m. of parking The study will analyze passive measures to decrease building energy requirements by 20%. Simulation tools will be used to study insulation levels, shadowing, facade construction and types of glass. Office complex will cover all its remaining energy needs from renewable sources - solar PV and biomass. ― Glass PV panels in facade, standard PV panels on rooftops: installed power 275 kWp ― Biomass fuel source will be pruning waste from nearby towns › Trigeneration using an ORC cycle › Installed power 300 kWe, 1,300 kWth 26