| Title |
A Proposal for Improvement of Zero Energy Building Certification System through Energy, Environmental and Economic Evaluation of Small-Sized Public Office |
| Authors |
이두환(Lee, Du Hwan) ; 김영일(Kim, Young Il) ; 김재문(Kim, Jae Moon) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2023.39.3.201 |
| Keywords |
Small-Sized building; ZEB Certification; ESG; G-SEED; Net Present Value(NPV); Life Cycle Assessment(LCA) |
| Abstract |
In this study, technical factors necessary for achieving certification and improving quality were summarized for small-sized office that
obtained the first rating of Zero Energy Building(ZEB) certification. In addition, quantitative analysis such as ECO-2 energy simulation,
economic analysis of Net Present Value(NPV), and Life Cycle Assessment(LCA) was performed. The NPV is KRW -2.2 billion, which is not
economical. However, when environmental costs were applied through the LCA, the NPV was KRW -1.8 billion, which could offset about
20% compared to the previous one. In addition, through previous studies and literature review, the current status of institutional and financial
benefits related to ZEB in Korea, and the relationship between ZEB and domestic G-SEED certification were analyzed, and additional
improvement directions were proposed. |