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The ‘smartness’ of a building refers to its ability to sense, interpret, communicate and actively respond in an efficient manner to changing conditions in relation to:
The SRI rates the smart readiness of buildings (or building units) in their capability to perform 3 key functionalities:
The SRI will raise awareness of the benefits promised by smart building technologies, such as building automation and electronic monitoring of building systems including heating, hot water, ventilation, lighting, etc. Illustration of some of the expected advantages of smart technologies in buildings.
Through the implementation of the SRI framework, technological innovation in the construction sector becomes supported, and thus it creates an incentive for the integration of cutting-edge smart technologies in buildings.
SRI rating
The result of the smart-ready services assessment is aggregated into an overall SRI score, which expresses how close the building is to maximum smart readiness. In addition, specific scores on each of the 3 key functionalities of building smartness are calculated.
Definition of the SRI and draft methodology. Intensive stakeholder consultation.
Introduction of the SRI in the 2018 revision of the EPBD as an optional scheme.
Finetuning of the definition and associated calculation methodology.
Definition and calculation methodology of the SRI.
Technical modalities for the effective implementation.
Provision of technical assistance for testing and implementation of the SRI.
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