Modular and Portable Buildings Association Current and Future Energy Efficiency (Building Regulations Part L2)

1. Key drivers Modular and Portable Buildings Association Current and Future Energy Efficiency (Building Regulations Part L2)

2. Energy Compliance Agenda • Synopsis • Situation Analysis – ADL2A 2010 • Next enforced steps – ADL2A 2013 • Part L2 (2013) Awareness Sessions

3. Synopsis Synopsis Route to zero carbon 2010 - 2019

4. Current Situation Current Situation • ADL2A in force from 1st October 2010 • 25% aggregate reduction on emissions on 2006 • Reclassification of temporary buildings • Generic scheme for hire • Requirement for as designed and as built compliance • Energy Performance Certificate required on completion

5. Current Situation – New Build New Building Modular • Must comply with new building regulations • As Design Carbon Calculation • As Constructed Carbon Calculation • EPC • Fabric and Services minimum standards • Sale, Rental > 2 years or > 1000m2 individual building compliance required • Rental < 2 years and < 1000m2 generic scheme applies

6. Current Situation – Relocation • Existing (Relocation) Building Modular • Must comply with new building regulations • As Design Carbon Calculation • As Constructed Carbon Calculation • EPC • Target adjustment factors to allow re-use of older modules • Any new fabric or services must meet minimum standards • Sale, Rental > 2 years or > 1000m2 individual building compliance required • Rental < 2 years and < 1000m2 generic scheme applies

7. Current Situation – Relocation Hire Fleet – Temporary Buildings • Challenges • Temporary building = less than 28 days • Hire fleet requires either • Compliance as new/relocate build • or • Provision of generic calculation • Generic scheme enables retention of majority of services • Electric Heating and Lighting as original specification

8. Recap Recap Route to zero carbon 2010 - 2019

9. Requirements for 2013 Requirements for 2013 • Specific Guidance for Part L 2013 Development • One in One out policy • Do not increase commercial pressure on construction sector • Align with European/Global targets for climate change • Implement smart regulation where possible

10. Whats been done: Lobbying for 2013 • Active participation in Buildings Regs Working Groups • Regular one to one sessions with CLG • Review meetings with BRE • Submission of full consultation response Whats next: • Further detailed discussions with BRE and AECOM • Review of Draft Part L2 (2013) • Impact analysis of new SBEM for 2013 • Develop awareness sessions for members

11. Requirements for 2013 Requirements for 2013 • Facts already known • no major structural changes • further 11 or 20% overall reduction • retention of generic scheme • retention of target adjustment factors

12. Requirements for 2013 Requirements for 2013 • Items highlighted for change • amendment to BRUKL to clarify modular specific compliance • issues with current implementation of consultation version of SBEM • simplify regulation in relation to heating for small hire buildings • revision to lighting calculation for smaller buildings • consideration of viability of PFC and aM&T for modular buildings

13. Part L2 (2013) Awareness Part L2 (2013) Awareness • Overview of new regulations • Impact of the changes • How to achieve compliance • Highlight any known issues (regulatory or technical) • When: Planned for October 2013 (assuming CLG remain to schedule) • Where: Central location – Arden Hotel, Birmingham • Who Should Attend: Sales, Marketing & Technical Staff • £125.00 per delegate Members. £195.00 per delegate Non Members • Plus Vat

14. Conclusion Conclusion Zero carbon is the ultimate and inevitable objective.