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ZEB

annual report 2015

In 2015 the main activities in WP4 have

been:

• Pilot buildings: Evaluation of the building

process, initial use phase, and daily

operation and use

• ZEB living Lab

• Green leases and other measures to

deal with the “principal actor problem” in

the built environment (in collaboration with

NTNU’s Centre for Real Estate Facilities

Management)

• “ZEBonomics”. Conclusion: Market

potential and market creation “

The residential experiment in the ZEB

Living Laboratory is described in the results

chapter.

WP5:

Concepts and Strategies for

Zero Emission Buildings

Goal: Development of concrete concepts

for zero emission buildings which can be

translated into realized pilot buildings within

the time frame of the centre.

The main research activities in 2015 in

WP5 have been:

• ZEB definition

• Implementation of ZEBs in norms and

regulations

• Evaluation of pilot buildings

• Follow-up design and construction

• Generalization of results

Activities and results connected to several

ZEB pilot buildings are elaborated upon in

the results chapter.

Laboratories and Infrastructure:

Goal: Development and operation of

building laboratories for investigation, testing

and demonstration of new and innovative

building technologies.

Experiments have been and are being

carried out in these facilities, both within the

ZEB Centre and within other projects using

ZEB Living Laboratory and ZEB Test Cell

Laboratory

The construction of the following

laboratories has been completed:

• ZEB Living Laboratory

• ZEB Test Cell Laboratory

The buildings are being used for studies of

user-technology interaction and research

on interconnected zero emission building

technologies. The laboratory facilities are an

arena for risk reduction in implementation of

zero emission building technologies.

The ZEB laboratories are further described

in the results chapter.

The RAWI box in Sintef Laboratorium in Trondheim. Photo: Remy Eik/SINTEF