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Climate living in cities concept

CLICC. Climate living in cities concept. Welcome to mid-term conference of the project CLICC! Malmö, 17-18 September 2012 Project manager Kerstin Rubenson. CLICC. Climate living in cities concept. Background of CLICC

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Climate living in cities concept

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  1. CLICC Climate living in cities concept Welcome to mid-term conference of the project CLICC! Malmö, 17-18 September 2012 Project manager Kerstin Rubenson

  2. CLICC Climate living in cities concept Background of CLICC • Need to show possible solutions for economically viable reduction of green house gases in existing construction • Focus on post-war multi-family buildings • Many houses • Increasing need of renovation • Low energy performance is common • Physical investments are not enough: alteration of behaviour must also be included

  3. CLICC Climate living in cities concept • Environment department at City of Malmö is project leader. Three associated partners: HSB brf Hilda, MKB Augustenborg and HSB brf Arvid. All of them in Malmö. • MKB and Arvid joined the project when it had already started • Project period: September 2010 – August 2014 • The project is co-financed by EU through LIFE+ • Program for financing environment projects • 34 % of the financing comes from LIFE+

  4. CLICC Climate living in cities concept Design of the project: • Combination of physical investments and behaviour change, which is needed to reach the necessary reductions in GHG emissions • Involvement of the inhabitants: increase awareness, make behaviour change interesting and create possibility for better choices • Climate coaches inform and help their neighbours • Web-based Climate Living monitors the emissions from households • CLICC program in three steps: home, transport and food and other consumption

  5. CLICC Climate living in cities concept Project measures: • Measure the GHG emissions from the inhabitants, through Climate Living • Reduce these emissions – CLICC program • Renovations and investments in MKB Augustenborg • Water consumption • Facilitating bicycle use • Resource efficiency: steering of temperature, new lighting, washing machines and freezers • Renovations and investments in Hilda • Dan Håland will tell you more • Investments in Arvid • Energy eficient laundry rooms • Real-time displays for buses

  6. CLICC Climate living in cities concept Aims of the project: • Reduce emissions from home, transports and food and consumption with 50 % during the project period • Involve at least 70 % of the inhabitants at some point • Create two demo rooms where technology, experiences and results are shown. At Hilda and Augustenborg • Digital handbook over the CLICC model, the viable measures and successful actions • CLICC agreements: agreements with other property owners to adopt the CLICC model

  7. CLICC Climate living in cities concept Curent status of the project: • Renovations at Hilda almost finished • Measurements at Arvid and MKB have are running according to plan • Climate Living, the digital tool for measuring of carbon footprint is running • Climate coaches are recruited at Hilda, processes initialized at Arvid and MKB • The following year the focus will be on transports, previous year on home

  8. CLICC Climate living in cities concept Contact information Project leader Kerstin Rubenson Kerstin.rubenson@malmo.se 0708-29 28 85 040-34 22 10

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