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Sustainable Clubs Dispelling the Myths. Presentation by Matthew Greene and Angela O’Donnell October 2009. Sustainable Clubs. What is fact? What is fiction?. In relation to resource use and Equipment selection - Building design. Climate Change. Why is it relevant to clubs?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Presentation by Matthew Greene
and Angela O’Donnell
October 2009
Sustainable ClubsDispelling the Myths
Sustainable Clubs
What is fact?
What is fiction?
In relation to resource use and
- Equipment selection - Building design
Climate Change Why is it relevant to clubs?
ABS Survey 2007-08 Environmental IssuesWhether concerned about climate change?
Source: ABS 4626.0.55.001
Water Use
Typical Water Distribution in Clubs
25%
25%24%
14%
3%
3% 6%
Base Flow (Leakage) 25.4%
Kitchens 24.6%
Amenities 24.2%
Cooling 13.5%
Irrigation* 3.3%
Pool* 2.6%
Other 6.4%
Source: Sydney Water 2006 Best
Practice Guidelines for Clubs
Water Costs Water Service
Cost per kL
Water $1.339
Wastewater $1.296
Trade Waste Process Charge
$0.574
(minimum)
Hot water $3.131
(energy costs)
Based on Sydney Water charges 2007-08
To increase
25%
by 2011/2012
Waterless Woks
Waterless Woks
After market heat guard
Waterless Woks
Capital Costs (ex GST)Conventional Wok
Installation - 9 woksWaterless Wok
Installation - 9 woks
Wok Equipment $23,635 $22,800Additional Mechanical Exhaust x $2,820Exhaust Hoods $23,750 $23,750Gas Installation $7,200 $7,200Water Installation $2,000 $2,000
Additional Capital Costs $1,985
Running Costs (ex GST)Conventional Wok
Installation - 9 woksWaterless Wok
Installation - 9 woksAdditional Annual Water Costs $6,700 xAdditional Sewer Discharge Costs $5,100 xAdditional Annual Power Costs x $1,332Additional Greenhouse Gas Emissions x 8.1 tonnesAdditional Annual Running Costs $10,468
PAYBACK Period 2.5 months
Waterless Urinals
Issues to consider:
• Corrosion of pipes
• Cost of consumables
Benefit:
• Assists cultural change
EnergyTypical Energy Use in Clubs
10%
50%
30%
2%
7% 1%Cooking & refrigeration
A/C Plant and equipment
Lighting
Hot water heating
Interior fitout (gaming machines etc)
Other
Energy Use in Clubs
To increase
36%
by 2030
Electricity Cost
$0.17 to $0.90
per day per visitor
Gas Cost
$0.03 to $0.07
per day per visitor
Energy Co-generation
Combined Heat& Power
Energy Tri-generation
Energy Co-generation and tri-generation
Issues to consider:
• Must have a use for the waste heat
• High capital cost
• Spatial needs
Energy Solar power
• Is it viable?
• What does it cost?
• Is there a future for solar power?
WasteNSW Waste Levy - Sydney Metropolitan Area
$0
$10
$20
$30
$40
$50
$60
$70
Waste Management Opportunities• Sustainable
Procurement– Reduce over ordering– Review packaging
• Recycling Opportunities– Paper & cardboard– Glass– Organics
Sustainable Building Design
• All hospitality venues need to be air conditioned?
Sustainable Building Design
• Smart glass technology negates the need for shading? SOUTH
FACING
EAST FACING
Sustainable Building Design
• We meet Section J requirements therefore we are sustainable!
ContactMatthew Greene
Angela O’Donnell
Clubs’ Sustainable Futures(02) 9797 5500
www.sustainableclubs.com.au