Road to Paris
Service description
The Road to Paris collaboration concerns making office buildings more sustainable. The point of departure for this is the agreements made in 2015 at the UN climate summit in Paris.
The Paris Climate Agreement is a major challenge. Not only for the 195 governments that signed the agreement, including the Netherlands, but certainly also for the business community. Because that will partly have to give substance to measures that are a consequence of the Paris agreements. Such as the introduction of energy label C for offices as of January 1, 2023.
Unique positioning
In a one-stop shopping model, SPIE works together with a consultant, a construction contractor and an energy supplier to provide a total solution to make your office building more sustainable (for example, getting rid of natural gas).
We support a project-based approach to sustainability through a structured step-by-step plan. Together we offer the optimal route to Paris. With logical solutions based on years of experience.
The Road to Paris uses a structured step-by-step plan for a project-based approach to sustainability. After a quick scan and a report with options, a feasibility study can be chosen. An action plan can then be drawn up for implementation, management and maintenance.
The focus of The Road to Paris is on energy saving. To improve the energy performance of a building, structural improvements are needed, such as insulating the roof or replacing the facade glazing.
This is crucial in older buildings. These energy-saving measures can be supplemented with technical installation and organizational measures.
Service Details – Road to Paris
Making buildings more sustainable.
Applicability: Focus on office buildings.
Target sectors: Office buildings
Client benefits: Making an office building more sustainable so that it complies with legislation and regulations.
Energy label C in 2023, energy label A in 2030 until 2050 CO2 neutral
Reference – Municipality of Utrecht – Poppodium “de helling”
Implementing a sustainability project for the municipality of Utrecht.
The preservation and replacement of part of the technical installations of the building where the Poppodium de Helling is housed. This removes the building from natural gas. This by means of the delivery and installation of a heat pump installation for which the complete control and distributors have been renewed. The entire air treatment installation has also been adapted. This concerns the air handling unit, ductwork, climate ceilings, etc.. The electrical installation has also been adjusted and LED lighting has been installed.
Client name: Gemeente Utrecht
Year of project: 2021
Size: 1 mln
Location: Utrecht, The Netherlands
Impact: The property has been removed from natural gas. The climate system has been renovated and equipped with heat pumps.
Other information: The entire project was carried out under the responsibility of SPIE, which includes all construction, electrical and climate engineering work.
Contact details
Martijn de Ruijter
Martijn.deruijter@spie.com
Mobiel: +31 6 511 88 978
