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Start Winning by Going GreenRealizing the Value of Green Buildings

for your Business

Peter Halliday

Vice President

Building Technologies

Siemens Limited Taiwan

© Siemens AG / 2011. All rights reserved

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Agenda

� Buildings: The Key to Sustainability

� Value of Green Buildings

� World Tallest Green Building- TAIPEI 101

� Conclusion

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Sustainability is Good For Business

75% believe GREEN = PROFIT

Over 60% of CEOs believe

SUSTAINABILITY � MKT DIFFERENTIATION

55% of new Grade A office space

in BJ/SH going LEED (2010)

Source: “Greening of Corporate America” study by Siemens/McGraw-Hill Construction, 2006/2009

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Buildings are The Key to Sustainability

Mobility28% Buildings

41%

Industry31%

*International Energy Association, auf weltweiter Basis, im Jahr 2002 ; ** “Global Mapping of Greenhouse Gas Abatement Opportunities up to 2030”, Building Sector deep dive, June 2007, VattenfallAB, basiert auf Information von IEA, 2002, % der weltweiten Treibhausgasemissionen; Total 40 Gt CO2e

Buildings account 40% of the world energy consumption*

and 21% of the global GHG emissions**

Forestry

Agriculture

Waste

Buildings

(Electricity)

Industries

(Electricity)Industry

(Primary

energy)

Mobility/Transportation

Buildings

(Primary energy)

22

14

18 14

8

13

11

Buildings offer the largest and most accessible opportunities

for energy savings and environmental protection

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Green Buildings Bring More ….

Solid Waste

70%

Energy Use

30% - 50%

CO2 Emission

35%

Water Use

40%

4%Higher

Occupancy

6.6%ROI

increases 3%

Rent up

7.5%Building

Value Increases

Source: CoStar Group & New Building Institute (NBI), April 2008. (compared data based on LEED and Energy Star Buildings together; compared to conventional buildings of similar size, type, class and location)

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So You Can…..

Money Resources Environment

Save

AttractGlobal Recognition BusinessTenants

MaximizeBuilding LifespanCorporate ImageWorker Productivity

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Four Levels of Certification:

LEADERSHIP in

ENERGY and

ENVIRONMENTAL

DESIGN

7 Rating Systems

4 Levels

7 Credit Categories

Among Different Labels…..LEED is The Biggest Green Building Certification

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LEEDing By ExampleThe World’s Tallest Green Building- TAIPEI 101

1,667 ft.

World’s tallest LEED Certified building

30%More energy efficient than an average

building in its class

2,995 metric tons

Annual reduction in CO2 emissions

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TAIPEI 101General Facts and Figures

� Completed at the end of 2004

� 508 meters tall

� 101 floors

� Gross floor area > 2 million ft2

� Over 10,000 people in the building

� Office tower + shopping mall

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Siemens SolutionsGreen Strategies at Different Building Phases

Hundreds of transformations for LEEDGreen concept was implemented

20%Year 1 - 2 2 - 5

Cost

ConstructionDesign

80%20 - 40 0 - 1

Operate & Maintain, Renovate & Revitalize Deconstr.

Garbage reductionChange lighting to T5Rainwater capture and green landscapingImprove air quality

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Siemens SolutionsBuilding Technologies

Energy Management and Control System (EMCS):

� The Siemens APOGEE system to control and monitor over 30,000 points throughout the building

�Asia’s Largest Water Distribution System: 3400+ VAV boxes for best water management and indoor environment

SiPass Security System

� 4000 doors, 300 card readers, 545 CCTV cameras

�Visitor Kiosk, Intercom

Osram lighting Control System

� 125,000 fluorescent lamps, 3800 energy saving lamps and 2400 halogen lamps.

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Siemens SolutionsEnergy Management and Control System (EMCS)

EMCS serves as backbone

and gives buildings its “Green Intelligence”.

Energy Monitoring and Control System

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Siemens SolutionsLEED Consultation

SUSTAINABLE SITES

WATER EFFICIENCY

MATERIALS & RESOURCES

INNOVATION IN DESIGN/OPERATIONS

REGIONAL PRIORITY

LEED Credit Categories

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

ENERGY & ATMOSPHERE

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

ENERGY & ATMOSPHERE

Detailed Energy Audit (ASHRAE Level II)� Implemented 10 practical energy saving measures

Commissioning Services� Implement identified energy improvements� Re-commissioning of AHUs and VAVs

Air Quality Improvement� Temperature sensor installation� AHU, VAV and sensor integration with EMCS

Energy Optimization� Central control plant� Chiller operations� AHU, VAV re-calibration� Energy Modeling

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Other Green Actions by TAIPEI 101

Air Conditioning� Utilizing EMCS to Monitoring energy consumption and adjust

temperature

� Modify chiller plant operating schedule (for ice storage/melting)

� Modify chilled water distribution according to actual tenant requirements

Building Envelop� Non-reflective double low-E glass curtain wall

Waste Program� Garbage Sorting/Recycling Station

� 55% Recycle ratio

Lighting � Public area lighting 7:30 am till 7:30 pm, motion sensor for basic lighting

for off hours

� Parking lot lights and Staircase floor indicator lights from halogen to T5 tubes

Others� Water efficiency, use Green cleaning products, save paper, take public

transportation, etc.

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LEED EBOM PLATINUM

[Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance]

2995 metric tonsCARBON

EMISSIONS

4.8 million kWhELECTRICITY

USE

1261 metric tonsGARBAGE

PRODUCTION

28,000 metric tonsWATER

CONSUMPTION

700,000 USDENERGY

COSTS

Green Achievements of TAIPEI 101

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Benefits From The Certification

Competitive Advantage

in Leasing

Actual Cost SavingGlobal Recognition

CSR

Corporate Image

Better and Health

Working Environment

TAIPEI 101 press conference and LEED award ceremony on July 28th, 2011

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ConclusionKey Takeaways

Buildings are The Key to Sustainability

Mobility28% Buildings

41%

Industry31%

Forestry

AgricultureWaste

Buildings (Electricity)

Industries (Electricity)

Industry(Primary

energy)

Mobility/Transportation

Buildings(Primary

energy)

22

14

18 14

8

13

11

Sustainability is Good For Business

Value of Green Buildings EMCS- Backbone of Green Buildings

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Thank You!

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