Paul Tilsley and Sandy Taylor - Low Carbon Living in the Birmingham Smart Home
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Birmingham City Council
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Birmingham Briefing
Councillor Paul TilsleyDeputy Leader Birmingham City Council
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Brief Description of Birmingham
Birmingham is the largest UK City outside of London
A city of 1 million people
Almost 30% of its population comes from 150 nationalities
Birmingham is the capital of the West Midlands region, with over 20% of regional GDP
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Brief Description of Birmingham
Business and Professional Services, Technology (manufacturing and digital) and Exhibition and Conference Services are the main productive sectors
Birmingham lies at the heart of the UK rail network with 36 million passengers a year.
Over 26 million visitors to the NEC and Convention Centre
Over 160,000 students in our Universities
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Initiatives Around Sustainability
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Initiatives Around Sustainability
Introduction of new Combined Heat and Power networks in the City – City Centre schemes saving up to 15,000 tonnes CO2 by
Host to UK National Energy Technology Institute and European BioEnergy Research Institute
Birmingham “Sustainable Procurement Compact”
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Initiatives Around Sustainability
Energy from Waste plant producing 25Mw of electricity and saving 75,000 tonnes CO2
New Wholesale Markets to incorporate bioenergy capture
New City Centre Master Plan – “The Big City Plan” puts sustainability at the heart of new development
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Birmingham CUD Focus
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“Achieving this will require major change in behaviours amongst domestic users of energy. This will require information on domestic energy consumption and management to be made significantly more transparent to the consumer. And will also require more intelligent information about transport choices to be instantly available”
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Birmingham CUD Focus
“Low Carbon Living in the Smart Home”
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Low Carbon Living in the Smart HomeThe Prototype Home for the CUD project – Birmingham Home
Big City Plan supported
Birmingham Science City supported
Digital Birmingham supported
Prototypes for development
(i) domestic energy interactive communication device
(ii) local transport choices for intelligent homeworking
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