ESS. Erica Lindström Ted Marthinsson.

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1 ESS Erica Lindström Ted Marthinsson

2 Agenda Allmän info om ESS och bakgrund till ESSövergripande hållbarhetsarbete, Energikonceptet, Hållbarhetsarbete på CF och C101, Frågor/diskussion. 2

3 LIGHTING NEW MATERIALS SOLAR ENERGY FUNCTIONAL FOOD MEDICINE PACE- MAKERS TAILOR MADE MATERIAL MOBILE PHONES BIOFUEL COSMETICS TRANSPORTS IMPLANTS GEO SCIENCE

4 Världens ledande anläggning för forskning med neutroner 4

5 Största europeiska vetenskapsprojektet Sverige, Danmark och Norge: 50% av byggkostnad 15-20% av driftkostnad Europeiska partnerländer: 50% av byggkostnad 80-85% av driftkostnad

6 Hållbarhet för ESS - För att bidra till en bättre framtid Nya/bättre mediciner och material Nya energilagningsmöjligheter mm. 6

7 Social hållbarhet för ESS -Arbetsmiljö -Strålskydd (personal och tredje man) -Hållbar leverantörskedja 7

8 Miljömässig hållbarhet för ESS - Hållbara materialval - Strålskydd (utsläpp, avfall) - BREEAM 8

9 Ekonomisk hållbarhet för ESS - Ansvarsfull användning av skattemedel - Hålla koll på tid och pengar 9

10 Vad vi bygger 10

11 Vad vi bygger Markyta 72 ha Anläggning m m 3 betong ton armering 40 km rör Campus (kontor och lab) m 2 11

12 Energipolicy 3R 14

13 Drivkrafter för eleffektivisering Mer medel till forskning Elpris fluktuationer påverkar inte driften lika mycket Miljöfördelar (oavsett produktionssätt av elen) Nöjda medlemsländer 15

14 Ansvarsfull energiförbrukningsplanering med Energi-inventeringar Spallation Neutron Source, USA, 1 MW stråle, 150 GWh in, 140 GWh ut genom kyltorn ESS Project 2002, 5 MW stråle, 610 GWh in, 580 ut genom kyltorn ESS AB 2014, 5 MW stråle, 259 GWh in, värme från kylvattnet återvinns i fjärrvärmenätet 16

15 Uppskattad elkonsumtion historiskt sett Estimated consumption Goal GWh * 2008** 2011** 2012** late 2012 early 2013 late 2013 early 2014 late 2014 * Includes cooling towers ** Does not include HP electricity from recovery of cooling water Different operational hours 17

16 Sustainability at CF - SEC Ted Marthinsson Sustainability Coordinator April 13, 2016

17 ESS core values The core values of ESS are: Community and collaboration Service Openness Sustainability Credibility 22

18 CF Operational system Environmental Impact Assessment Part judgment from the Environmental Court CF Control of Sustainability CF Sustainability Requirements for Construction CF Sustainability Requirements for Design CF Plan for Sustainable Selection of Materials BREEAM International New Construction Manual Waste management Water management Handling & storage of chemical products Vehicles & prevention of spill 23

19 Green field project High grade arable land (class 10) Ambition to restore the land to the quality that is regulated in the detailed plan currently applicable during decommissioning. Technically it is possible to restore the land to be arable or for residential development. Impact on open agricultural landscape Facility is designed so that its impact on the open agricultural landscape is not greater than necessary and so that it, despite its size, may be perceived as a positive addition to the skyline. Natural values in cultivated arable land are generally low The property is going to be designed to promote biodiversity. 24

20 Landscape design 25

21 Sustainable material selection Phase out of hazardous substances by using BVB, SundaHus, BASTA Avoiding materials containing halogens (F, Cl, Br) sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) high VOC-emissions zinc/copper in materials situated outdoors and in contact with water Life cycle perspective Responsible Sourcing Wood originates from sustainably managed forests 26

22 BREEAM BREEAM = Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment BREEAM is an environmental performance certification system that can be applied at building and/or community level Management Health & Wellbeing Energy Transport Water Material Waste Land use & Ecology Pollution 27

23 BREEAM buildings GUARD HOUSE LABORATORY OFFICES TARGET EXPERIMENTAL HALLS SHIPPING & RECEIVING WASTE BUILDING ACCELERATOR (not tunnel) 28

24 Construction site impact Handling of chemicals Noise Air pollution Water Groundwater Spill and leakage Excavated soil Dust Road sweeping Light emissions Waste Energy 29

25 Catchment areas 30

26 Water management system Outgoing flow ph Suspended solids Oil Hoby Igelösa Puggängarna 31

27 Mobile water treatment plant 32

28 Lego from Concrete 35

29 Questions? 36