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200 10$aElectrification of Buildings for Net Zero$fChartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE)
205   $aCIBSE /$bTM67.
210  1$a[Place of publication not identified] :$cChartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE),$d2021.
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330   $aThe design and operation of buildings must be aligned with the drive to low energy and net zero carbon targets, including the UK's legal obligation under the Climate Change Act 2008 to reach net zero carbon by 2050. A key part in meeting this obligation involves nearly eliminating the carbon emissions associated with, and reducing energy usage and losses in, all aspects of the built environment. Greater electrification of building services, coupled with energy efficiency and a low carbon electricity supply system, is one of the key solutions, but brings the need for new and enhanced guidance for effective delivery.  The increased electrification of building will have significant implications for the design and operation of buildings and their technical services systems. Electricity is currently much more expensive than fossil fuels at the point of use in part because it carries the costs of grid decarbonisation. This may change in the future, in the meantime this could run the risk of heavy increases in energy bills without well-considered design.  This Technical Memorandum provides initial guidance pertinent to the design and operation of building electrical services that focus on the drive to net zero carbon, and to start to raise the understanding and knowledge of all engineers involved in the design process around the implications of this.  It is important for engineers to remain up to date on best practice and the emergence of new technologies, systems and protocols to facilitate effective and safe design and operation of buildings and communities. This paper highlights key areas where further guidance and research will be required, and where engineers need to be aware of emerging practices, and the future evolution in the guidance.
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