Title
SHINE-ZC

CoPED ID
0dc704c7-a719-4bad-8231-ec242ca368d6

Status
Closed


Value
£130,240

Start Date
Dec. 1, 2011

End Date
Dec. 31, 2012

Description

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The SHINE-ZC is a compact urban development (defined as having 50m2 dwelling space spread over two floors) comprising of six house and 3 flats that is designed to meet the 2016 draft zero carbon building standards. It was developed as a partnership between a consortium of local business Aggregate Industries, LB Plastics, LOGIX and Simon Foote Architects (led by East Midlands Renewable Energy Ltd), academia (led by Loughborough University) and regional government bodies (led by the east midlands development agency).
The project was established to demonstrate a viable solution to four area’s:
1. Sustainable urban regeneration
2. Cost effective zero carbon compact urban dwellings
3. The liveability issues of super insulated dwellings
4. Optimal control strategies for multiple zero carbon energy sources
5. The use of inter seasonal storage to overcome the seasonal nature of renewable energy sources
East Midlands Renewable Energy Ltd is in charge of the overall project, technical steering and they will be responsible for public dissemination of the results of the posts occupancy monitoring via a dedicated web site www.shine-zc.co.uk. Electronic data from the project will be collected automatically by the building management system and transferred to Loughborough University where it can be analysed by researchers. The electronic data comprises of approximately 500 sensors embedded in the fabric and control of the buildings and renewable heating systems collecting data on for example ambient room temperatures, carbon dioxide levels and relative humidity levels within the dwellings.
The development uses a highly integrated blend of renewable technologies and highly insulated structural components to deliver ultra low energy foot print dwellings. Central to this design is a novel seasonal thermal storage technology integrated into the building foundation. This technology is the first of it’s kind in the UK and will dramatically improve the overall efficacy of the renewable heating systems, absorbing surplus heat during the warmer seasons and supplying heat during the winter heating season. The result will be significantly lower utility bills for the occupants. More details can be found at: www.shine-zc.co.uk

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Subjects by relevance
  1. Renewable energy sources
  2. Urban design
  3. Construction
  4. Urban space
  5. Architects
  6. Residence
  7. Heating (spaces)

Extracted key phrases
  1. Carbon compact urban dwelling
  2. Compact urban development
  3. SHINE
  4. Ultra low energy foot print dwelling
  5. ZC
  6. East Midlands Renewable Energy Ltd
  7. East midlands development agency
  8. Carbon building standard
  9. Sustainable urban regeneration
  10. Novel seasonal thermal storage technology
  11. Carbon energy source
  12. Dwelling space
  13. Insulated dwelling
  14. Renewable heating system
  15. Renewable energy source

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