CITyFiED project presentation

Project Presentation
ENERGY.2013.8.8.1
Collaborative Project – This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework
Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement No 609129
28/01/2015 Meeting 1 – Place - Speaker
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Agenda
 The Project
 Objectives
 Pillars and Key Messages
 Targets
 Demo Sites
 City Cluster
 Community of Interest
 Expected Impacts

The Project
Background
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According to the latest studies, around 6.2 billion people will live in urban
areas by 2030, representing 70% of global population;
Quality of
Life
Smart
Society
Sustainable
Environment
Smart
Governance
Smart
Economy
Energy
Mobility ICT
SMART
CITY
 Main challenges for Europe:
 adapt European cities and urban ecosystems to
more sustainable, efficient and inclusive society
that can generate growth, jobs and attract
investments and tourism.
 build high quality of life urban spaces for
European citizens.

The Project
18 partners representing multiple stakeholders across 5
European countries
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Three Cities: Laguna de Duero-Valladolid (Spain), Lund
(Sweden) and Soma (Turkey)
Five Large Industries: Acciona (Spain), Dalkia (Spain),
LFK (Sweden), Kraftringen Energi (Sweden) and
Soma-Seas (Turkey)
Five Research Institutions: Cartif (Spain), IVL (Sweden),
Tubitak-MAM (Turkey), Technical University of
Istanbul (Turkey), Tecnalia (Spain)
Four SMEs: Ing. Acustica (Spain), Mondragón (Spain),
Mir Ar-Ge (Turkey), Youris.com (Belgium)
One non-profit organization: Steinbeis Europa Zentrum
(Germany)

The Project
Start Date: April 2014
Duration: 60 months
Total budget: 48.6 milion EUR
EC funding: 27 milion EUR
18 partners from 5 different EU countries
A combination of demonstration, innovative technologies
and business models towards the Smart City of the Future
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KEY FACTS

Objectives
A combination of demonstration, innovative technologies
and business models towards the Smart City of the Future
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Creation of a
Cluster of
Cities
Developmen
t of a
systemic
methodology
Identification of
innovative
technologies
and
methodologies
for district level
retrofitting
Identification
of innovative
technologies
for heating
and cooling
at district
levelIdentification of
innovative
technologies for
electric energy
balance towards
zero energy
districts and
better
management
Development
of innovative
business
models and
cases
Deployment
of three
demonstratio
n projects
Exploitation,
market
deployment
and
replication
plan to
achieve high
impact
Social
awareness,
disseminatio
n and
training

Pillars
 Large-scale demonstration, including 3 district renovations (Laguna de
Duero, Lund, Soma);
 Maximization of the replication potential through the organization of a
Cluster of Cities and building a Community of Interest among cities;
 Development of innovative and cost effective methodologies and
procedures for planning, deploying and replicating energy efficient
district retrofitting actions;
 Development of improved business models to support the strategy for
transforming urban areas into Nearly Zero-Energy Districts;
 Large-scale dissemination and communication addressing multiple
stakeholders and citizens.
The CITyFiED project is based on 5 pillars
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Key messages
 Reduction in energy demand and GHG emissions through smart retrofit
towards low energy and nearly zero emission cities and urban areas;
 Energy efficient district renovation on a European scale: CITyFiED delivers a
set of renewable and adaptable solutions interfacing with ICT and mobility;
 Replicability: a key to widespread and beneficial application of the CITyFiED
model;
 Innovative and cost effective methodologies and procedures for planning,
deploying and replicating energy efficient district retrofitting actions;
 Improved business models to support the strategy for transforming urban
areas into low energy and nearly zero emission cities.
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Nearly Zero
Emission
Districts
Smart City
Replicability
Systemic
Methodology
Business
Models
Energy
Efficiency

Large industries, SMEs,
stakeholders
Public authorities
Targets
 The target of the CITyFiED project is composed of three macro-
cathegories:
The CITyFiED project targets different audiences, belonging
to the three Demo Sites, to the City Cluster and to the
Community of Interest
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General public
The CITyFiED Community

Targets
 Energy suppliers
 City planners
 Construction companies
 Engineers and architects
 Building industry providers and
installers
 Professional Networks
 Scientific community
 NGOs
Large industries, SMEs, academia, stakeholders
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 Stimulate the interest of
professional communities;
 favour the replication and
exploitation potentials of the
CITyFiED results
Objectives

Targets
Public authorities
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 European
 National
 Regional and Local
 Raise awareness among policy
makers;
 favour the dissemination of the
CITyFiED methodology
implemented in the Demo Sites;
 support the creation of favourable
legislative framework and public
procurement
Objectives

Targets
 Citizens
 End-users (tenants)
 Local communities
General public
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 Raise citizens’ awareness on the
benefits of investments in energy
efficiency solutions;
 providing reliable information on the
benefits of new technologies to the
environment, security of supply,
energy costs and employment;
 communicating the impact of
renovation activities at final users’
level in CITyFiED, to bring
technological innovations closer to
them
Objectives

 Demonstrative sites of holistic refurbishment
interventions at city level
 How?
 Buildings retrofitting;
 ownership models;
 district heating and cooling schemes;
 technological solutions for low voltage
electricity distribution.
 Goals
 retrofitting more than 2,300 dwellings;
 Saving more than 70kWh/m2yr;
 13,000 tons of CO2 emissions reduction.
• Laguna de Duero
(Valladolid) - Spain
• Lund – Sweden
• Soma - Turkey
17Laguna de Duero
Lund
Soma
Demo Sites
Demo Sites

Demo Sites
 Lund
28 buildings
681 dwellings
> 2,000 residents
40,400 m2
 Laguna de Duero
31 buildings
1,488 dwellings
> 4,000 residents
140,000 m2
 Soma
82 buildings
346 dwellings
> 2,000 residents
80,980 m2

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ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES
Façade renovation
New district heating (Biomass)
New pumping system
Combined heat and power facility
Smart grid
Monitoring Platform
Laguna de Duero
Torrelago district
EXPECTED IMPACTS
 Energy savings: 38.72%
• Current energy demand: 140.69 kWh/m2yr
• Expected energy demand: 86.21 kWh/m2yr
 RES contribution: 57.32%
Small town located in the middle
of Spain, fully integrated
in the metropolitan
area of Valladolid

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Façade renovation
District heating (RES)
Photovoltaic integration
Combined heat and power facility
Smart grid
Monitoring platform
EXPECTED IMPACTS
• Current energy demand: 149.5 kWh/m2yr
• Expected energy demand: 103.4 kWh/m2yr
Lund
Linero district
Medium-sized university city
located in the south of Sweden

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Façade renovation
District heating (heat recovery – Soma Thermal
Plant)
Photovoltaic roof integration
Smart grid
Monitoring platform
EXPECTED IMPACTS
• Current energy demand: 219 kWh/m2yr
• Expected energy demand: 96 kWh/m2yr
Soma
Manisa district
Town and district of Manisa
province in the Aegean
region of Turkey, with
Mediterranean climate

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City Cluster
A community of 11 European cities
closely connected
to the CITyFiED project
City Cluster
Laguna de Duero
Lund
Soma
11 Cities
Demo Sites
 OBJECTIVE: Assure the replication potential of
the CITyFiED technical methodology for district
retrofitting implemented in the Demo Sites
 Each City Cluster city selected a district suitable
for the replication of the CITyFiED
methodology;
 Provision of quantitative and qualitative data;
 The cities will receive a virtual study applying
the CITyFiED methodology to the district
chosen
 Energy savings assesment
 Living quality improvement
• Värmdö - Sweden
• Botkyrka - Sweden
• Valladolid - Spain
• Malaga - Spain
• Rovereto - Italy
• Napoli - Italy
• Salerno - Italy
• Udine - Italy
• Firenze - Italy
• Ludwigshafen - Germany
• Izmir – Turkey

City Cluster
benefits and commitments
 Participation to 3 project workshops in
the Demo Sites;
 Inclusion of the district selected in a
virtual project for retrofitting
interventions similar to the Demo Sites;
 Access to reserved area in CITyFiED
website to know more about project
results, retrofitting methodologies and
share experience
 Networking with Local Authorities
 Attendance of 3 workshops;
 Participate to web meetings organised by
the City Cluster Secretariat to collect city
data;
 Perform local dissemination activites;
 Provision of technical and non-technical data
to be used for the virtual study
 Invite key stakeholder to contribute about
non-technological barriers identification
Benefits Commitments
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City Cluster
Laguna de
Duero
Lund
Soma
11 Cities
Demo Sites
40 Cities
 OBJECTIVE: Second layer of European cities acting as
potential cities for replication of the CITyFiED
methodology
 Wide and high-level community of over 40 european
cities;
 The cities will enrich the CITyFiED cities networking
community;
 Opportunity to benchmark, exchange and interact
about energy-efficiency plans and initiatives with
CITyFiED
A community of 40 European cities
following the CITyFiED project

Community of Interest – benefits
 Get direct access to replicable, systemic and integrated solutions for energy efficiency based on
large-scale demonstration sites;
 Learn about business models, partnerships frameworks need to transform urban areas into nearly
zero-energy districts (NZED);
 Networking, exchange of experience with high-level Smart City stakeholder community of over 50
cities and benchmark your energy-efficient retrofitting of buildings project;
 Knowledge transfer from Demo Sites and Cluster cities;
 Receive regularly information about CITyFiED through dedicated communications;
 Enhanced visibility at EU/national/regional/local level as part of project dissemination activities;
 Dedicated area in the CITyFiED website describing the Smart City plans of the city;
 Dedicated focus in project Newsletters (targeting an EU audience) and local Newsletters, articles &
interviews, press and news releases;
 Being invited to technical study tours/workshops/webinars with the aim of providing models for
replication;
 Possibility to post news about the city, download documents uploaded in the reserved area.
Benefits
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Agenda
 CITyFiED Project
 Objectives
 Pillars and Key Messages
 Targets
 Demo Sites
 City Cluster
 Community of Interest
 Expected Impacts

Expected impacts
39,000,000 €
2,328
252,980
7,250
13,780
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95
300
750
73
50%
200,000,000 €
30,000
3,000,000
100,000
200,000
50
1,000
100,000
1,000
70
50%
Direct Impact through the
demonstrators
Impact beyond the project
through the replication plan
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2,300 dwellings
retrofitted
13,000 tons CO2
emissions cut
> 70 kWh/m2yr
energy savings
Investment mobilised
N. dwellings retrofitted
m2 retrofitted
Citizen’s involved
CO2 emissions avoided (tons)
Companies involved
Employment creation
Stakeholders – dissemination
N. People involved in
education and training
Average energy savings
(kWh/m2yr)
Average savings %

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