TY - RPRT
T1 - Procedures when calculating economy for building envelopes in
Denmark
T2 - IEA Annex 32 IBEPA (Integral Building Envelope Performance
Assessment meeting
AU - Rudbeck, Claus Christian
AU - Svendsen, Sv Aa Højgaard
PY - 1999
Y1 - 1999
N2 - Until a few years ago, economy in public funded buildings during
construction or retrofitting was focused on investment cost and
not very much on the cost for maintenance and energy use. Lately
there has been a change in the rules and laws from the Ministry of
Housing, resulting in the possibility of using total-economy.
Total-economy incorporates all present and future investments
(e.g. operational and maintenance costs) into one number making it
possible to invest more money when constructing a building and
save the money later on due to lower cost for maintenance and
energy consumption.This paper will give a summary of the two
methods which are currently used in Denmark. The pros and cons of
each of the methods will be discussed and key parameters for the
calculations will be estimated.
AB - Until a few years ago, economy in public funded buildings during
construction or retrofitting was focused on investment cost and
not very much on the cost for maintenance and energy use. Lately
there has been a change in the rules and laws from the Ministry of
Housing, resulting in the possibility of using total-economy.
Total-economy incorporates all present and future investments
(e.g. operational and maintenance costs) into one number making it
possible to invest more money when constructing a building and
save the money later on due to lower cost for maintenance and
energy consumption.This paper will give a summary of the two
methods which are currently used in Denmark. The pros and cons of
each of the methods will be discussed and key parameters for the
calculations will be estimated.
M3 - Report
BT - Procedures when calculating economy for building envelopes in
Denmark
Y2 - 1 January 1998
ER -