Sustainable ICT Applications Winner: Braintree District Council

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How ICT can Create a
Leaner and More
Sustainable Estate
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THE ESTATES CHALLENGE
• Low utilisation
- of (often expensive) space
- of equipment
• High operational costs
- especially highly serviced space
- much inefficiency and wastage
• Dysfunctional space
- infrastructure, interaction, noise etc.
• Inadequate budgets and capacity
ESTATES AND IT
• IT as key factor in building layout and
energy/thermal performance
• Estates providing support services to IT
- space, conduits, cooling, power supply
• IT supporting Estates hardware/software
• Estates running vendor supported systems
- Building Management System, dashboards
• Estates providing MIS data e.g. space
• IT apps supporting Estates environmental
responsibilities e.g. travel, waste
IT AND ENERGY/THERMAL
PERFORMANCE
• 20-25% of non-residential electricity is ITrelated
• IT is 17% of Cambridge Chemistry Lab’s
£700,000 electricity bill
• IT can be 50% or more of heat load in
today’s buildings
• IT electricity usage can easily be reduced
DATA CENTRE OPPORTUNITIES
Power management
Consolidation/Virtualisation
More efficient device design
More efficient storage
Power
Conversion &
Distribution
Voltage optimisation
Use of DC power
Highly efficient UPS systems
Efficient redundancy strategies
Better air management
Free/efficient cooling
Wider humidity/temp bands
Flexibility and control
Server Load/
Computing
Operations
Alternative
Energy
Supply
Cooling
Equipment
On-site renewables
Waste heat for cooling
Fuel cells
Thermal storage
TOTAL COST
“The GSA realises that the smartest part of smart
buildings is people and wants to engage them.
Providing feedback and information through a
dashboard is a good start. With smart technology,
we can learn anything we want about a building
and optimise its performance. But real performance
means happier, more productive tenants. And that
requires insights into the hearts and minds of the
people inside. What a dashboard can really do is
enable better decisions, inspire participation, spread
knowledge and best practices, communicate at a
human scale and propagate new norms in how we
This is how we did it
Confronting Inequality: Celebrating Diversity
PILOT FEEDBACK
WORKPLACE ENERGY MONITORING
• Complicated
presentation of
energy data
• Limited interaction
• Closed systems with
no social data sharing
• Limited online
applications
• Bound to proprietary
software, usually
technical
ENERGY FEEDBACK PROTOTYPES
Prototypes are online consuming live energy data
PROJECT DELTA
• Lab ventilation costs HE
c. £150 million pa
• Fume cupboards use
£1000-2000 of energy pa
• Aim: Display and
reporting of usage data to
influence user behaviour
THE ICT-INTENSIVE LAB
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Compute intensive
- simulation and
visualisation
Highly automated
Closely controlled
Tracked in detail
Using e-work methods
SENSING - CONVENTIONAL
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• Disadvantages
– High first cost
– High maintenance costs
– Lack of accuracy, esp
differential measurements
SENSING - MULIPLEXED
• Routes multiplexed air samples to central sensors
– Integrated into BMS for monitoring & control
– Includes web based data collection & analysis
Web
Analysis
Sensor Suite
Lab Airflow
Controls
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AHU 2 -1
AVE MARIA UNIVERSITY
Power System
Fire Alarm
System
Campus
Security
Intrusion
Detection
Elevator
Mgmt.
Lighting
Controls
Building
Maintenance Users
Access Control
(security system)
Security
Users
HVAC
Control
Evacuation
Management
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BMS
Energy displays and reporting
Vendor monitoring
Maintenance monitoring
Fire
Air quality monitoring
Timetabling
Standards and consistent naming is critical
ICT BENEFITS – SMART 2020
• Cut global CO2 emissions in
2020 by 15%, with $946
billion of cost savings
• 5:1 carbon cost:benefit ratio
• Main savings
- Intelligent buildings
- Smart grid
- New ways of working
INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS
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