| Title |
Comparative Analysis of Energy Performance of Building Energy Efficiency Rating and Zero Energy Certified Buildings for Neighborhood Facilities |
| Authors |
서재상(Seo, Jae-Sang) ; 김선숙(Kim, Sun-Sook) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2023.39.11.179 |
| Keywords |
Neighborhood Facility; Building Energy Efficiency Rating System (BEER); Zero Energy Building (ZEB); Energy Performance |
| Abstract |
The drive for Zero Energy Building Certification (ZEB) is gaining momentum to boost the energy efficiency of new buildings and work
towards a carbon-free future by 2050. As of 2023, public buildings with over 500 square meters of floor space are required to attain ZEB
Certification, and this requirement will extend to private buildings in 2025. Since neighborhood facilities make up a significant portion of
these new buildings, the impact of this extension will be substantial. To prepare for the mandatory ZEB Certification for private buildings,
this study conducted a comparative analysis of the Building Energy Efficiency Rating (BEER) System and ZEB Certification for neighborhood
facilities. The energy performance and essential technologies for these structures were also analyzed. |