Briefing Note 3: Impact of the order of domestic retrofit on long-term energy and carbon savings

Phillip Frank Gower Banfill; Sophie Ann Simpson; Dennis Loveday; Keyur Vadodaria

Briefing Note 3: Impact of the order of domestic retrofit on long-term energy and carbon savings

Phillip Frank Gower Banfill, Sophie Ann Simpson, Dennis Loveday, Keyur Vadodaria

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Abstract

The operatinal performance of individual technologies retrofitted for improving domestic energy efficiency depends on the other energy-saving systems present in the home. This makes it important to consider the order in which a suite of retrofit measures are installed to ensure that optimal energy and carbon emission reductions are achieved. The early achievement of significant energy and CO2 reductions, through measures such as wall insulation or improved glazing can help mitigate climate change by yielding greater long-term benefits through higher cumulative savings. Retrofit programmes should therefore consider the long-term implications associated with the order of retrofit.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Project CALEBRE: Consumer Appealing Low Energy technologies for Building REtrofitting: A summary of the project and its findings
Subtitle of host publication	A summary of the project and its findings
Editors	Dennis Loveday, Keyur Vadodaria
Place of Publication	Loughborough
Publisher	Loughborough University
Pages	11-14
Number of pages	4
ISBN (Print)	978-1-907382-68-0
Publication status	Published - 2013

Keywords

Building
Energy efficiency
Retrofitting

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Banfill, P. F. G., Simpson, S. A., Loveday, D., & Vadodaria, K. (2013). Briefing Note 3: Impact of the order of domestic retrofit on long-term energy and carbon savings. In D. Loveday, & K. Vadodaria (Eds.), Project CALEBRE: Consumer Appealing Low Energy technologies for Building REtrofitting: A summary of the project and its findings: A summary of the project and its findings (pp. 11-14). Loughborough University.

Banfill, Phillip Frank Gower ; Simpson, Sophie Ann ; Loveday, Dennis et al. / Briefing Note 3: Impact of the order of domestic retrofit on long-term energy and carbon savings. Project CALEBRE: Consumer Appealing Low Energy technologies for Building REtrofitting: A summary of the project and its findings: A summary of the project and its findings. editor / Dennis Loveday ; Keyur Vadodaria. Loughborough : Loughborough University, 2013. pp. 11-14

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Banfill, PFG, Simpson, SA, Loveday, D & Vadodaria, K 2013, Briefing Note 3: Impact of the order of domestic retrofit on long-term energy and carbon savings. in D Loveday & K Vadodaria (eds), Project CALEBRE: Consumer Appealing Low Energy technologies for Building REtrofitting: A summary of the project and its findings: A summary of the project and its findings. Loughborough University, Loughborough, pp. 11-14.

Briefing Note 3: Impact of the order of domestic retrofit on long-term energy and carbon savings. / Banfill, Phillip Frank Gower; Simpson, Sophie Ann; Loveday, Dennis et al.
Project CALEBRE: Consumer Appealing Low Energy technologies for Building REtrofitting: A summary of the project and its findings: A summary of the project and its findings. ed. / Dennis Loveday; Keyur Vadodaria. Loughborough: Loughborough University, 2013. p. 11-14.

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Banfill PFG, Simpson SA, Loveday D, Vadodaria K. Briefing Note 3: Impact of the order of domestic retrofit on long-term energy and carbon savings. In Loveday D, Vadodaria K, editors, Project CALEBRE: Consumer Appealing Low Energy technologies for Building REtrofitting: A summary of the project and its findings: A summary of the project and its findings. Loughborough: Loughborough University. 2013. p. 11-14

Briefing Note 3: Impact of the order of domestic retrofit on long-term energy and carbon savings

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