References
http://www.toolkit.bc.ca/Resource/Evaluating-Residential-Energy-Emissions-and-Cost-Scenarios-Prince-George%E2%80%99s-Official-Community-Plan
- Developer(s)
- Brett Korteling
Description
The SCEC3 model enables evaluation of the energy, greenhouse gas and cost implications of specific actions related to energy use and supply in residential buildings. This model can encompass from building and parcel to community scale and report analysis of up to 32 years.
- Users
municipalities
- Key Inputs
property assessment-derived building attributes, customized HOT2000 runs for representative local housing archetypes, utility rates, utility projections, lidar data and retscreen analysis for solar potential, termium analysis for potential, parcel data integration aggregated to the neighbourhood and community-scale
- Key Outputs
energy carbon and cost totals for baseline and four future scenarios at the neighbourhood and community-scale
Registered developers
| Name | Organization |
|---|---|
| Jessica Webster | Natural Resources Canada |
