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Growth that doesn’t cost the earthResource Efficient Scotland


Bulking recycling guide

• Outlines key factors to be reviewed when considering a bulking service

• Provides information on the key steps involved in service development

• Main drivers:– Legal compliance – Waste (Scotland)

Regulations 2012– Finance – potential savings from

reduced uplift frequency– Policy – Scotland’s Zero Waste Plan to

attain 70% recycling by 2020– Also environmental and organisational

Nick Ribbons Project Manager


Waste calculator toolQuantifies waste output and models the cost of recycling

• Why?

• What is it?

• What does it do?• How does it

work?


Waste calculator toolQuantifies waste output and models the cost of recycling

ENTER DATA


Waste Smart trainingHelping to understand the issues relating to waste and waste management

• Duty of care EPA 1990

• CIWM certified

– Foundation course

– Advanced course

• Aims:

– to prevent waste; and

– improve waste management

• Certificate upon completion

• Other benefits



• What is bulking recycling?

• Why bulk?– Legal compliance – Finance – Policy– Environmental; and – Organisational





• Provides information on the key steps involved in service development

• Main drivers:– Legal compliance – Waste (Scotland)

Regulations 2012– Finance – potential savings from

reduced uplift frequency– Policy – Scotland’s Zero Waste Plan to

attain 70% recycling by 2020– Also environmental and organisational

Jill McMasterProject Manager


Technical E-Learning Modules

Comprehensive set of CPD accredited e-modules with case studies and advice on building business cases.

HVAC

Decarbonisation of Heat

GenerationHeat Recovery


Resource Efficiency Guide for Schools

Provides Building Managers, Facilities Managers and Janitors/Caretakers with guidance on improving resource efficiency within schools.

• Templates for a resource efficiency review and action plan


E-learning module for teachers


Webinar for Janitors and Caretakers

Combining the key messages from the guide and the top tips from the e-learning module

Gordon DickKey Account Manager


Light Touch Calculator

This tool provides the user with recommended lighting replacement options that are relevant to the existing fitting type.

The Light Touch Calculator calculates:

1. Capital Costs

2. Annual Savings

3. Payback Period

4. Exportable Summaries


BMS Guidance Documentation

Guidance to assist organisations through the process of procuring a Building Management System (BMS) and support services.

• User Friendly using a Flow Chart to guide the user through the process.• Interactive using hyperlinks to assist in finding the relevant section• In a separate document, guidance on how to produce a specification


Boiler Replacement Toolkit

Compares alternative heat and fuel sources at the design stage of new-build or refurbishment projects, assess the opportunities with this tool.

• Compare up to 8 alternatives to your current fuel source

• Includes renewable technologies

• The summary sheet will give you various statistics to include in your Business Case


Boiler Replacement Toolkit

A tool to aid the comparison of alternative heat and fuel sources at either the design stage of new-build or refurbishment projects.

• Compare up to 8 alternatives to your current fuel source

• Includes renewable technologies

• Provides various statistics to include in your Business Case

Michael Hilarion Key Account Manager


Public sector Annual Construction spend

£4 BILLION


Sustainable procurement of construction products and services

• Module 1: Policy context• Module 2: Strategic Thinking • Module 3: Developing Specification• Module 4: Supplier selection and bid

evaluation• Module 5: Contract management


Sustainable procurement of construction products and services


Case studies

• Link to review of procurement in construction • www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Government/Procurement/policy/Revie

wProcurementConstruction

• Scottish Government definition of sustainable procurement • http://

www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Government/Procurement/policy/corporate-responsibility/csr

• Zero Waste Scotland Case studies • http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/0041/00416889.pdf

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Government/Procurement/policy/ReviewProcurementConstruction

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Government/Procurement/policy/ReviewProcurementConstruction

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Government/Procurement/policy/corporate-responsibility/csr



http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/0041/00416889.pdf

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/0041/00416889.pdf


Design led whole life costingan economic tool


Review of Scottish Public Sector procurement in Construction report

• Report Paragraph 6.2.32

• Design and whole life costing should be afforded appropriate priority in any construction procurement process. A comprehensive business case and procurement strategy focusing on desired outcomes and whole-life costs should be developed.


Whole life costing

Thinking through the whole life impacts and costs of products or services will help shape the procurement option that best meets the requirements and reduces sustainability risks.


Step by Step process


Project Summary


Built Environment support 2014-15

5 Public sector

3 Private sector


Sustainable construction support 2014-15

Public sector

Private sector Steven TurnbullKey Account Manager


Food Waste Disposal Calculator

A cost-benefit analysis tool to support the decision-making process when developing and implementing food waste collection and disposal schemes.

• Local disposal options• Collection and return to a central facility• Co-operation with other public sector organisations• Consideration of reverse logistics opportunities


Mobile Asset Registers

Quantifying the amount of mobile assets across an estate in support of waste prevention potential.

• Furniture, textiles and electrical equipment• Excel-based data logging• Can estimate weight, cost and carbon impacts


A Guide to Improving Water Efficiency

A 10-step “good practice guide” to support water management and efficiency improvements.

• Staff input and behaviour change• Simple, low and no cost solutions• Measuring and benchmarking• Evaluation and improvement


Sustainable construction support 2014-15

Public sector

Private sector Claire WharmbyCarbon Forecast


Key Features:• Calculation of current footprint using Defra factors• Storage of previous footprint data in abbreviated format• Prediction of Business As Usual out to 2020/21• Project list• Consistent costs and emission factors • Outputs for use in reports and CMP• Target setting function• Climate Change Duties report template compatible

Carbon Footprints & Project Registers


2 versions of the tool

Large orgsSuit organisations with

larger estates (up to 1000 buildings)

- There are over 3000 rows of input data

available

Small OrgsSuit organisations with

up to 40 buildingsEstimate the number of rows you require before use; if you require more than 190, use the Large

Orgs version

Two versions available …


• Consider carefully the data resolution – what do you want to be able to do with the data

• Generally, the better the resolution, the better the pattern spotting

• Consider future changes to estate e.g. moving into a new headquarters from 3 existing buildings – you can have a future building operation set to come on line e.g. in 2016/17 and you can close the other three buildings fully or partially over a future timescale

• Again, better data resolution allows more subtlety• Use the ‘User notes’ column frequently

Getting the most out of the tools


• Range of projects should be mapped against the emissions distribution and the future of the estate

• You can use information about buildings, energy consumption of different end uses and technology efficiencies to estimate savings e.g.

• Don’t be afraid to start with estimates that are refined over time

Office – Headquarters

uses 1,130,000 kWh per year

UK-wide data on lighting as end use of

electricity in commercial office

sector = 32%

Estimated savings of technology for

5W LED replacements of

35W halogen spots = 86%

Amount of light fittings to be replaced =

approximately 20%

Electricity saving

62,000 kWh

Getting the most out of the Project List


• How to choose the correct waste category; this might require organisations to check the original DCF carbon factors spreadsheet (waste disposal) to see which factor describes the waste stream/disposal route most accurately

• Some factors we need aren’t available; new factors can be added but this is tricky. However, factors that are not used can be overwritten with alternative factors (ask RES for instructions). Also in the DCF factors, many offer a similar EF for many recycling waste stream

• RHI / FiT revenue does not autocomplete? Yes, it needs to be filled in manually

Getting the most out of both tools

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