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 ====== Overall retrofit plan for step-by-step retrofits to EnerPHit Standard ======
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 ===== 2	Practical implementation across Europe =====
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 Out of 20 pilot projects started within EuroPHit, 11 case study projects with at least one retrofit step have been completed by April 2016, 9 more projects are currently ongoing and will have completed retrofit measures after the project completion. Building types and retrofit measures range from single-family homes to residential social high-rise buildings, where the EnerPHit Standard was implemented completely except for a more efficient heating system, which could not be installed for now. In other multi-family buildings, only one dwelling was improved to achieve a high efficiency and comfort level, whereas in non-residential buildings, retrofit measures consisted of the renewal and efficiency improvement of the flat roofs of only a section of the whole school building. In EuroPHit, a total budget of 26 million Euros has been foreseen to start or complete retrofit processes of more than 40.000 m² of floor area to EnerPHit Standard.
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 •	COSTS – you can enter the estimated investment costs for the measures here, including the costs for anyhow-measures and financial support.
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 Efficiency parameters and corresponding results are automatically transferred from PHPP into the ERP. All that needs to be done is the entry of information regarding schedule, costs and recommendation for each of the retrofit steps. By doing so it is possible to provide a comprehensive document to building owners so that they can better understand the specific concepts and the potential of the retrofit process they have started.
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 •	For special cases like extensions of buildings, adding or demolitions of components (e.g. the insertion of a window into a wall during a retrofit step), work with the user-defined variant section and use the quantity of the components to indicate if a component is there or not. Enter “0” or “1” for “not existing” or “existing”, respectively, of the component and link the “active” column to the entry cells for the quantity of the components in the worksheet ‘AREAS’ or ‘WINDOWS’.
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 The pre-certification process of step-by-step retrofits will be available as of April 2016 in English and German, when PHPP 9.6 is released at the Passive House Conference.
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 EuroPHit – Retrofitting for the energy revolution, one step at a time: http://europhit.eu/certification-retrofit-plans
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