- Alias
- Net Zero Emissions Study Terms of Reference
- Applies to
- designer
- Work types
- new construction
- Document date
- February 2021
The terms of reference for net zero emissions feasibility studies on new City-owned buildings greater than 100 square metres, a collaboration of the City planning division, Environment & Energy Division and Perkins&Will. It sets a two-part report format — Part 1 an executive summary for City Council on proposed measures and incremental capital costs, Part 2 an itemized design options summary — and covers renewable energy assessment, study timeline, meetings, team expertise and third party green building certification, with tables for the summary, peak loads, technologies, design options and phasing.
What it covers
- 1. Annotated Table of Contents: Net Zero Emissions Feasibility Study
- Part 1 – Net Zero Emissions Design – Response to Council Motion: Executive Summary
- Part 2 – Design Options Summary
- Headings for Study
- 2. Renewable Energy Assessment Requirements
- 3. Study Timeline
- 4. Meetings
- 5. Team Expertise
- 6. Third Party Green Building Certification
- NZE Report Tables
- Table 1 - NZE Summary Table
- Table 2 – Heating and Cooling Peak Loads
- Table 3 – Technologies and Measures Summary Matrix
- Table 4 – Design Options Summary
- Table 5 – Net Zero Emissions Phasing Strategy and Matrix
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- Publisher
- City of Toronto
- Category
- Study requirements
- Published under
- Buildings Energy Emissions Resilience — the municipality's own heading
- Agencies
- City of Toronto planning division · Environment & Energy Division · Perkins&Will
- Building types
- city-owned buildings
- Tags
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