The association of European local authorities promoting ...€¦ · With Eurocities and Climate Alliance >> Better Integration for Sustainable Energy - in New Member States >> Creating

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The association of European

local authorities promoting

local sustainable

energy policies

Energie-Cités

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Energie-Cités – who we are?

� Created in 1990

�153 Municipality Members

� Nearly 500 local authorities

represented via collective

�Chaired by Heidelberg (DE),

Vice-chaired by Leicester (UK),

Odense (DK) Clermont-Ferrand (FR)

and Brasov (RO)

� Staff: 16 person from 5 nationalities

in Besançon, Brussels,

Paris and Freiburg

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Members in the UK

KirkleesKirkleesLeicesterLeicesterMilton KeynesMilton KeynesNewcastle Newcastle uponupon TyneTyneSalfordSalfordSouthamptonSouthamptonSouthwarkSouthwarkYoYorkrk

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What we do…

in the field of energy efficiency, renewable energyand distributed generation

>> Strengthen the role and capacities of local authorities>> Represent their interests and influence decisions>> Encourage exchange of know-how and promote local actions

Study tours >> Monitoring municipal good practice

>> Setting up and coordinating projects, networking

>> Influencing European policy making

>> Events and study tours

>> Latest news via our news letters and publications

www.energie-cites.eu

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A few of our initiatives…

>> www.mobilityweek-europe.org

For sustainable urban mobility…

With Eurocities and Climate Alliance

>> www.bise-europe.org

Better Integration for Sustainable

Energy - in New Member States

>> www.belief-europe.org

Creating 20 local sustainable

energy communities in Europe!

>> www.ruse-europe.org

How to use structural funds for

energy efficiency in cities

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w . d i s p l a y -

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Derby, 26 November, Ian Turner

1. What is Display1. What is Display ®®??


NewcastleNewcastle

LeicesterLeicester

MMiltonilton KeynesKeynes

Cork Cork CountyCounty

ModenaModena

AlmadaAlmada

HelsinkiHelsinki

OdenseOdense

SamakovSamakov

LausanneLausanne

SevillaSevilla

RennesRennes

FrankfurtFrankfurtUtrechtUtrecht

CharleroiCharleroi

RochefortRochefort

MalmMalm öö

BrasovBrasovGrazGraz

LubochnaLubochna

The European DisplayThe European Display ®® Campaign is a Campaign is a voluntaryvoluntary scheme designed by energy scheme designed by energy experts from 20 European towns and citiesexperts from 20 European towns and cities


Display Membresper Country (26)Nov 2007

Total: 282

EU 27: 256

FranceFrance

114114

GreeceGreece

44

GermanyGermany

77

SwedenSweden

11 EstoniaEstonia

11DenmarkDenmark

11

CzechCzechRepublicRepublic

11

BulgariaBulgaria

3030

BelgiumBelgium

22AustriaAustria

22

SpainSpain

33

Irish Irish RepublicRepublic

1313

2 2 HungaryHungaryPortugalPortugal

44

PolandPoland

11

NetherlandsNetherlands

44

MaltaMalta

11

LithuaniaLithuania

11

ItalyItaly

1111

22SloveniaSlovenia

SlovakiaSlovakia

22RomaniaRomania

33

FinlandFinland

11

SwitzerlandSwitzerland

2626

United United KingdomKingdom

4141

UkraineUkraine

22Legend

Very active

Active

1 > x > 5

1

EU countries without anymembers


DisplayDisplay®® consists ofconsists of2 main aspects2 main aspects

A.A. The PosterThe Poster

B.B. Building dataBuilding data


A. T

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rA

. The

Pos

ter


Water Water consumption consumption in l/min l/m22/year/year

Primary energy Primary energy consumption in consumption in kWh/mkWh/m22/year/year

GHG emissions GHG emissions (CO(CO22 equivalents) equivalents) in kg/min kg/m22/year/year

Distribution of Distribution of energy sources energy sources in %in %Local authority logo Local authority logo

and contact detailsand contact details

How to progress How to progress towards class Atowards class A

DisplayDisplay®®ClassificationClassification


2. Why the Campaign?2. Why the Campaign?


•• Accelerate the implementation of the Accelerate the implementation of the Building Directive in municipal buildings via Building Directive in municipal buildings via aa bottom upbottom up approachapproach

•• Encourage municipalities to Encourage municipalities to improveimprove their their building performance building performance towards towards Class AClass A

•• Stimulate Stimulate communication and awarenesscommunication and awarenessraising campaigns at local authority levelraising campaigns at local authority level

ObjectivesObjectives



•• Invisible Invisible •• ComplicatedComplicated•• DangerousDangerous•• Concerns techniciansConcerns technicians

Energy is not a very Energy is not a very sexy subjectsexy subject

KWh/m 2/yr

GJ

Tons CO2

Despite the fact that everyone relies onDespite the fact that everyone relies onit, energy remains a subject it, energy remains a subject

incomprehensible incomprehensible to common peopleto common people

M3

M2kg/kWh


3. What are the benefits3. What are the benefitsof joining?of joining?


A. Potential financial benefitsA. Potential financial benefits

•• A municipality of 100,000 inhabitants A municipality of 100,000 inhabitants spends spends €€1.5m and more for the energy 1.5m and more for the energy requirements of its public buildings. requirements of its public buildings.

•• By reducing By reducing –– by only 1%, savings of by only 1%, savings of €€15,00015,000–– by 10%, it saves by 10%, it saves €€150,000!150,000!

•• More than 10% is achievableMore than 10% is achievable


B. Excellent communication toolB. Excellent communication tool

•• Aimed at the public and political representativesAimed at the public and political representatives•• Developed by municipalities for municipalitiesDeveloped by municipalities for municipalities

Bridging theBridging the gapgap between Europe and between Europe and its citizensits citizens


4. Some stats from Europe4. Some stats from Europeand the UK?and the UK?

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No. of buldings and posters all over Europe (total posters - 10331 and no. of buildings - 6908)

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CH FI

BE

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NL IE PL

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GR AT SI

EE

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posters buildings

Total no. of building and postersTotal no. of building and postersTotal no. of building and posters

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European City Top 20 - no. of postersEuropean City Top 20 European City Top 20 -- no. of postersno. of posters

130Ville de Neuchâtel (CH)20

135Ville de Niort (FR)19

145Bristol City Council (GB)18

155Ville de Dunkerque (FR)17

173Malmö (SE)16

183Ville de Saint-Etienne (FR)15

189Coventry City Council (GB)14

190Nottingham City Council (GB)13

190Highland Council (GB)12

196Община Варна (BG)11

202Saarbrücken (DE)10

203Ivano-Frankivsk Citi Council (UA)9

210Bratislava - Vraku ňa (SK)8

259Walsall Council (GB)7

265Milton Keynes (GB)6

268Lausanne (CH)5

287Rennes (FR)4

363Charleroi (BE)3

493Helsinki (FI)2

1483Durham County Council (GB)1

PostersParticipants

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17Bedford Borough Council20

18East Lindsey District Council19

20City of York Council18

33City of Bradford Metropolitan Dist. Council17

37Birmingham County Council16

48London Borough of Sutton15

53Newcastle upon Tyne14

53Kirklees Metropolitan Council13

75Calderdale MBC12

83Faber Maunsell11

98Nottingham City Council10

109Milton Keynes9

110Leicester8

113Leeds City Council7

123Derby City Council6

149Bristol City Council5

204Coventry City Council4

247Highland Council3

262Walsall Council2

531Durham County Council1

UK cities top 20 - Number of buildingsUK cities top 20 UK cities top 20 -- Number of buildingsNumber of buildings


UK poster distribution by building type

4%

53%

2%

17%

2%

2%

1%

10%

4%

1%

4%

1 Kindergarten

2 General school

3 Professional school

4 Administrative

5 Swimming pool

6 Sports hall

7 Depot

8 Social cultural

9 Health centre

10 Rescue centre

11 Multi-residential

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UK results - General school (434)

UK results UK results -- General school General school (434) (434)

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CO2 emissions ratio distribution

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UK results - Administrative (105)

UK results UK results -- Administrative Administrative (105)(105)

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Shining example

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Energie-Cités I Secretariat2, chemin de Palente, F-25000 Besançon

Tel: +33 (0)3 81 65 36 80

Fax: +33 (0)3 81 50 73 51

Energie-Cités I Brussels Office157, avenue Brugmann, B-1190 Bruxelles

Tel: +32 2 544 09 21Fax: +32 2 544 15 81

[email protected]/ian

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