The View From Bristol Dave Cowley Policy & Projects Officer Bristol City Council
Energy efficiency - Why bother? Cost of Domestic Energy: Typical Bristol Home: • 13. 5 MWh/yr gas (£ 513) • 3. 8 MWh/yr elec (£ 531) 44% of Bristol residents would like to reduce this! Sources: DECC energy statistics 2009 & Bristol Quality of Life Surveys 2011 Prices from DECC; 14 p/k. Wh elec, 3. 8 p/k. Wh gas
Energy efficiency - Why bother? Cost of Domestic Energy: • £ 83 m of gas 194, 500 homes in Bristol, 80% Private • £ 101 m of elec SAP rating 55 17. 9% in fuel poverty • 776, 000 t CO 2 Sources: DECC energy statistics 2009 & Bristol Private House Condition Survey 2011 Prices from DECC; 14 p/k. Wh elec, 3. 8 p/k. Wh gas
Expenditure on Powering UK Homes Between 1999 -2009: • 87. 5% increase in cost of Gas (heating) • 78. 4% increase in cost of Electricity (- heating) Source: DECC energy price statistics
European Local ENergy Assistance • ELENA technical assistance grant of 2. 6 m euros will provide us with additional staff/consultancy resource for 3 years • Can be spent on developing investment proposals to domestic & public sector buildings • Requirement is to deliver investment at least 25 times the grant • Investment can be committed or delivered via internal or external sources (including grants, private sector investment, etc)
ELENA in Bristol: Deliverables • Energy Services Company • BCC housing stock improvements (solid wall cladding, etc) (up to) • Increase non-BCC home energy efficiency (Green Deal) • Improve BCC & Public Sector Building Stock energy standards £ 140 m 1, 000 jobs -3% CO 2 • Deliver solar energy (PV) on roofs • Delivering district heating/CHP/CCHP networks Further info soon. In the interim please see: http: //www. bristol. gov. uk/node/10151
Kick Off for ELENA • Refine Project Plans, Communication Strategy, etc • Engage partners including; community groups, residents, public sector, local installers, etc • Recruit new staff & start procuring consultant support • Confirm viability and decide on delivery/financing routes for each element of ELENA, including industry engagement
District Heating 5 DH schemes on the drawing board. Bedminster project – 2 feasibility schemes later- Sports centre/1 tower block and 3 walk up blocks & a school. – hope to start work on this pilot next year.
Green Deal Delivery in Bristol • Option 1: Provide – Coordinating all aspects of Green Deal Delivery; finance, assessment, installation, etc • Option 2: Partner – work in a formal partnership with commercial Green Deal provider and facilitate delivery • Option 3: Enabler – by acting promoting the Green Deal locally • Option 4: Hybrid e. g Framework Partnership e. g characteristics of Options 1 and 2
Private Sector schemes Bristol Energy Efficiency Scheme – £ 95/measure – Free to 60+ and Under 16 s • Landlord Accreditation scheme • Home Action Zones • Wessex loan scheme
Energy Efficiency Advice • CSE SLA • Local Advice helpline • Project manage BEES insulation scheme • Bristol Energy Action Network (BEAN) • Out-reach activity – E. g flu vaccination • Technical resource • Tenant Advice
Public Sector • Insulation programme (low -rise) • Cladding – high-rise • Heating replacement programme – Fuel switching – CHP – ASHPs
Ready for Retrofit: Solid Walls Croydon House Clad in 2011 Walker Close/Payne Drive Ready for Retrofit 83 flats across 6 blocks
PRC improvement programme PARKINSON WOOLAWAY
Low Carbon Network Fund So La Project Ofgem funded scheme Partnership with Western Power distribution research project Using battery buffer system and DC lighting circuits & DC hub • to maximise use of PV generation • Minimise export • Use smart tariffs to reduce peak loading • Includes tablet computers for tenants. • Phase 1 - PV installation • Phase 2 – Battery/DC circuit installation
Dave. cowley@bristol. gov. uk 0117 3525544
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