2. Prioritize the building's energy systems
Air-conditioning-ventilation-heating (HVAC) equipment for office and industrial buildings, and refrigeration equipment for cold stores, are the most energy-intensive technical systems. These are the systems that need to be regulated first and foremost.
There are several types of control for these HVAC-refrigeration systems to meet the requirements of the BACS decree:
control programmed according to predefined intervals (e.g. start-up of a building's heating system on a set date);
real-time reactive control based on measurements of meteorological or usage-related parameters (for example, starting a building's heating system on the basis of a measured outdoor temperature);
predictive regulation of HVAC-R equipment setpoints and parameters; this is based...
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Regulations
Decree no. 2020-887 of July 20, 2020 on the automation and control system for non-residential buildings and automatic heat regulation ELI.
Decree no. 2023-259 of April 7, 2023.
Decree no. 2019-771 of July 23, 2019 on obligations for actions to reduce final energy consumption in tertiary-use buildings.
Reference standard
Standard ISO 52120-1:2021 December 2021: Energy performance of buildings – Contribution of building automation, control and management systems.
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