Description du projet
Développer l’énergie intelligente dans les bâtiments commerciaux
La dispersion des incitations pose un défi de taille pour le déploiement de mesures d’efficacité énergétique dans les bâtiments. La raison étant que ceux qui paient les factures d’énergie ne sont pas les mêmes que ceux qui prennent les décisions en matière d’investissement. Axé sur les bâtiments commerciaux, le projet SmartSPIN, financé par l’UE, développera un nouveau modèle d’entreprise visant à améliorer l’efficacité énergétique et la flexibilité des bâtiments commerciaux. Plus particulièrement, ce modèle favorisera une plus grande adoption des services énergétiques intelligents déployés par le bais de contrats basés sur la performance dans le secteur. Une boîte à outils du modèle d’entreprise de SmartSPIN, qui comprend des ressources pour les parties prenantes, sera également créée.
Objectif
SmartSPIN will develop, test, validate and exploit a new business model that leads to greater uptake of Smart Energy Services (SES) deployed via performance-based contracting in the commercial rented sector. This sector has huge untapped potential for energy efficiency and flexibility but the split incentive problem has so far prevented the use of performance-based approaches to realise these savings. SmartSPIN removes this barrier through an Energy Efficiency-as-a-Service (EEaaS) concept that couples the contractual agreements between tenants, building owners and energy efficiency providers with technologies for energy monitoring, management and measurement and verification (M&V), increasing transparency, credibility and persistence of savings. SmartSPIN brings together a consortium of leading experts from the whole value chain to develop the SmartSPIN business model toolkit: a set of tools and resources for stakeholders on both the supply side (energy service companies, M&V specialists, etc.) and the demand side (tenants, building owners etc.) of the value chain. Technical resources include data-based M&V tools for accurate baseline estimation and predictive algorithms for building operation and control available via an Application Programming Interface to use with any energy data visualisation platform. Non-technical resources include best practice guides for stakeholders looking to deploy the SmartSPIN business model, contractual templates for EEaaS, case studies and infographics to describe the key features to a non-technical audience. SmartSPIN will validate the toolkit through extensive stakeholder engagement and by demonstrating its effectiveness in the commercial rented sector in 3 pilot regions (Spain, Greece and Ireland). To maximise impact, SmartSPIN will train 350 stakeholders on the business model’s key features through a series of pan-European exploitation workshops and webinars who will become early adopters beyond the end of the project.
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