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3.2.3 Awareness raising activities for municipal employees A significant step to achieve the planned targets is to have properly communicated the municipality’s intentions to the people working within those buildings. In this respect, this action comprises of a set of targeted awareness raising activities towards the municipal employees. The aim of these activities is to encourage the municipal employees to change their behavior and habits in order to achieve the envisaged results. The set of awareness raising and training actions to be realised for the municipal employees includes the following: • Training workshops and seminars for the team members directly involved in the SECAP implementation and monitoring. This activity aims at the capacity building regarding SECAP development and project implementation of the employees directly involved in the SECAP implementation team. These workshops and seminars could be targeted on how to attract financing from international donors, to manage the project implementation or even focus on the exchange of best practices and ideas with other municipalities in Jordan and abroad that face the same challenges. Workshops on the latest available know how in terms of energy efficiency and RES technologies are envisaged as well. • Development and circulation of promotional material through the employees’ e-mails on the benefits of energy efficiency and how simple behavior changes impact the total consumption. • Municipal contest for the administrative building with the highest energy savings achieved (in terms of %) due to users’ behavior change. This contest prize could be any incentive provided to the employees, such as two additional days off that year or the development of posters with the pictures and names of the employees that contributed to the goal. The aim would be to achieve energy savings through strictly behavioral change, such as turning off the lights, the A/C and office equipment when leaving the office, not leaving open windows with the A/C on etc. This measure could be used during the first couple of years, when the rest of the energy efficiency interventions will be gradually taking place. This action will be realized in Project fiche’s #5 framework. (Energy savings and emission reduction are calculated separately from the fiche. Table 19: Action 1.3 in numbers Awareness raising activities for municipal employees Duration 2018-2023 Total Implementation Cost (JOD) 20,000 Annual Energy Savings (MWh) 81.67 Annual Emission Reduction (tn CO 2) 53.82 Funding Source Own funds Net Present Value (NPV)
on the partial adoption of bioclimatic principles (1 st scenario), or strictly abide with the Energy Efficient Building Code. According to these, under the 1 st scenario it is envisaged that in 50% of the new municipal buildings to be constructed, a series of measures to curtail the building’s energy consumption by 25% against a conventional building, will be applied. These measures include the adoption of natural lighting and ventilation, insulation in exterior surfaces, as well as shading in the glazing. In addition to the above, the use of cool colors especially in roofs will also contribute significantly to the reduction of energy losses. Moreover the building’s orientation should be taken into consideration. All the above measures (plus other appropriate bioclimatic principles where it is possible), as well as strict application of the existing Energy Efficient Building Code will be implemented in all new buildings under the 2 nd scenario, so as to reduce the expected increase in energy and CO 2 emissions. Table 20: Action 1.4 in numbers Adoption of bioclimatic principles in municipal buildings /Strict application of green building codes in municipal buildings 1 st Scenario 14% 2 nd Scenario 40% Duration 2018 – 2030 Total Implementation Cost (JOD) 400,000 800,000 Annual Energy Savings (MWh) 433.89 1.041,34 Annual Emission Reduction (tn 285.93 686,24 CO 2) Funding Source Own and governmental funds Net Present Value (NPV) >0 >0 3.2.5 Efficient municipal buildings The current state of Karak’s existing municipal buildings includes LED lighting units and new efficient ACs in all of them. On the other hand, none of the buildings’ envelope is thermally insulated and the windows are of single glazing. Consequently there are thermal losses which increase the energy consumption. Thus, the Municipality envisages making these buildings efficient and green through actions in the building envelope, namely applying insulation of walls and roofs and use of double glaze windows. It is estimated that due to these measures the energy savings in the air conditioning systems will be 35%. Moreover the Municipality wants to exploit the solar potential of the region via the installation of 500 KW PV panels in roofs and thus cover a part of the electricity consumption with renewable energy. The substitution of the electricity production source with alternative ones will contribute to the CO 2 reduction as well. The calculations are based in the BAU scenario. These actions constitute a priority for the municipality, and for this reason are developed in detail in the project fiche “Making the Municipal Buildings Green”. 46
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