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LONDONS ZERO CARBON ENERGY RESOURCE Secondary Heat

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Buildings – their construction and internal systems The fabric of buildings, their heating systems and the way in which they are connected to a district heating system all impact upon their ability to utilise heat supplied at different temperatures. The more efficient the building systems and connections, the lower the temperature at which heat can be supplied and the less energy is required to upgrade low temperature secondary sources of heat to make them useful. At the connection end of the network there are a number of different factors at play which influence the degree to which low temperature heat may be utilised. There is the building itself, in particular its thermal efficiency. There are the heating systems within the building such as radiators, underfloor heating, programmable thermostats etc. And there is the internal heating (‘secondary side’) circuit design. Building fabric Building energy modelling of different generic building types – high and low grade residential and non- residential – suggests that, without retrofitting or replacing existing heat emitters, the majority (96% minimum) of the heating loads for these buildings can be met by supply/return temperatures of 70/50°C and a significant majority (>70%) can be met by supply/return temperatures of 55/35°C. The proportion which can be met falls away significantly beyond this such that at 40/20°C only around 30% of the heating load can be met (dependent on building type). Figure 8 illustrates the annual load profile of one building type (residential low build quality). A similar shape is demonstrated by the other three types modelled. Figure 8 - Annual heat demand met by different supply temperatures (residential low build quality) Retrofit measures may improve the ability of a building to utilise low grade heat. Modelling these measures suggests that even upgrading a building by a single energy rating (eg. from EPC grade E to EPC grade D) provides a significant benefit. Figure 9 demonstrates this effect for upgrading an E-rated building. Without retrofit measures, a low temperature supply with a flow/return of 55/35°C is estimated to meet only meet 74% of the annual demand. Upgrading the energy performance of the building to a D rating would allow this low temperature supply to meet 96% of the annual heating demand – higher 20

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