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Green growth of Rakvere - smart and 20.03.2014 green cityANDRES JAADLA in Estonia Green growth of Rakvere - smart and green city in Estonia! Andres Jaadla Director of Development – Rakvere Smart House Competence Centre FACTS ABOUT RAKVERE First mentioned in 1226 Rights of Lübeck in 1302 Nowadays 7-9th largest city in Estonia Situated 100 km from Tallinn and 100 km from Narva 20.03.2014Population in January 2012 -17ANDRES 000 JAADLA FACTS ABOUT RAKVERE • First mentioned in 1226 • Rights of Lübeck in 1302 • Nowadays 7-9th largest city in Estonia • Situated 100 km from Tallinn and 270 km from St Petersburg, 1500 km from Kiiev • Population in 2013– 17 000 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA ANDRES JAADLA • 10.03.1965. • Tartu University – Faculty of Law 1991 • Mayor of Rakvere 2002 – 2012, • Member of City Council of Rakvere 1993- ,Vice Chairman of Rakvere City Council 2009 - 2010 • Committee of the Regions – member of the commission of Environment and Climate Change 2010 - 2012 • Vice President of UBC (Union of the Baltic Cities)- 2011-2013 • Director of Development – Rakvere Smart House Competence Centre since 2012 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA The Covenant of Mayors 2008 Rakvere was one of the 2008 first cities to join the Covenant of Mayors in 2008 – so we started… 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA COVENANT OF MAYORS February 10, 2009 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA http://www.linnapeadepakt.eu/ SUSTAINABLE ENERGY ACTION PLAN (SEAP) IN JUNE 2009 • Street lightning – Green energy, efficiency and green electricity in this sector. • District heating – from fossil fuels to biofuels • Heat consumption – efficient use in municipal and residential buildings,reconstruction and insulation of buildings • Water consumption – efficient use in municipal and residential buildings, possible use of green electricity in this sector. • City planning – sustainable development, car free movement, alternatives to motor vechiles. • Urban transport – from fossil fuels to biofuels 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA All street lights and municipal buildings in Rakvere use Green Energy since June 2009 Reduction of CO2 – 13% 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA SUSTAINABLE CITY PLANNING 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Benchmarking shows high energy consumption of Music School Soojuse erikasutus, koolid 350,00 300,00 250,00 200,00 150,00 100,00 Rakvere Muusikakool Rakvere Gümnaasium Kool 2 50,00 Kool 3 Rakvere Vene Gümaasium Kool 4 0,00 Kool 5 Rakvere Põhikool 2000 2001 2002 2003 Rakvere Reaalgümnaasium 2004 2005 2006 2007 Rakvere Reaalgümnaasium Rakvere Põhikool Kool 5 Kool 4 Rakvere Vene Gümaasium Kool 3 Kool 2 Rakvere Gümnaasium Rakvere Muusikakool 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA RAKVERE MUSIC SCHOOL in 2008 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA RAKVERE MUSIC SCHOOL in 2010 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA RAKVERE MUSIC SCHOOL Energy specific consumption kWh/m², Rakvere Music school Elektri erikasutus hoone pinna kohta Soojuse erikasutus hoone pinna kohta 350,00 300,00 250,00 200,00 318,26 294,50 298,83 150,00 269,48 255,14 263,93 269,50 kWh kWh a m² 254,52 234,89 220,29 100,00 50,00 11,67 12,16 11,28 17,03 17,85 16,23 18,18 14,24 12,90 14,40 0,00 0,000,00 0,000,00 0,000,00 0,000,00 0,000,00 0,000,00 0,000,00 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Reconstruction of a Rakvere Elementary School into a low-energy consumption building 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Reconstructing Rakvere Elementary School into a low energy consumption building 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Programm Baltic Sea Region 2007-2013 “Urb.Energy: energy efficient and integrated urban environment action” 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Insulation of multiapartment buildings Approx. 70% of Rakvere’s citizens live in multi- apartment buildings. The city produces ca 16 000 tons of CO2. CO2 emissions would be diminished by 8,2% if all multiapartment buildings went through insulation works of houses 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA NUTIDISAIN NUTIDISAIN kõige suurema elanike tihedusega ala linnas 18 korterelamut 8 erinevat tüüpi korterelamut ~900 korterit pindala 1,8 km² Andres Jaadla & Raul Järg 9. dets 2011 slaid 23 Architectural competition in 2010 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA One of the winners: “Elementaalne” 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA City transport - (Horizon 2020) 20.03.2014 NUTIDISAIN RAKVERE – “ SMART HOUSE” • Common initiative by universities, enterpreneurs and Rakvere City and other municipalities in the region of North Estonia • Creating cohesion between higher education and enterpreneurship • Center of competence and innovation • Center of Intelligent Urban Space of Estonia in Rakvere SMART ENERGY SAVING ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Smart House in Rakvere 20.03.2014 Winner of the ideaANDRES JAADLA competition 2011 Smart House Competence Centre in Rakvere 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Alver Arhitektid OÜ Stickyworld rakvere.stickyworld.com 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Smart House in Rakvere. • Rakvere is currently developing an idea of so called Smart House in Rakvere. • The existing building to be developed into a Smart House with smart solutions providing and guaranteeing energy efficiency in old buildings dates back to year 1933. The house is 1900 m² large. • Within the current project Rakvere intends to develop measures and concepts how to accomplish energy saving in an old building. • Moreover, Rakvere plans to create a test-environment that enables to test the technologies that provide energy efficiency and saving. 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA situation in - 1932 20.03.2014 Pangamajast Targa Majani … in 1933 ! 20.03.2014 Pangamajast Targa Majani …2003 new central sqare 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA …2013 … 80 years later 20.03.2014 Pangamajast Targa Majani ..2015... Smart House in Rakvere 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 2015 Smart House in Rakvere • The new building of the competence centre will be the first public near-zero-energy building in Estonia that utilizes different building automation technologies and has been engineered from start to finish using the BIM methodology. • Different sustainable energy sources, like solar panels and geothermal heating pumps will be used for the heating of the building. A unique demo and testing environment will be set up inside the centre that enables to develop and test different building automation systems 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 2015 Smart House in Rakvere 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 2015... Smart House in Rakvere • Rakvere Smart House Competence Centre is a new regional competence centre in Estonia that focuses on smart house / intelligent building technologies. • With partners from most of the universities in Estonia, regional vocational schools, companies and local authorities the competence centre contributes as a central hub of the industry to support regional development and innovation. 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 2015... Smart House in Rakvere 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA T ä n a n ! 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Competence centres (6 in total) in Estonia Põlevkivi Tark Maja Terviseedendus ja taastusravi Väikelaevaehitus Tervise- ja loodustooted Puidutöötlemine 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA From a Smart House to a Smart City 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Member of Smart Cities and Communities (a new initiative by the European Commission) Budapest 5 - 7 June2013 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA RAKVERE IN CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION Engagement in several transnational projects for achieving the “Green City” goals 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Programm Intelligent Energy Europe 2008-2010 “Flick-the-Switch” 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Programme for the Baltic Sea Region 2007-2013 “Eco-Support activities – together towards a better nature” 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Sustainable Timber Action (STA) The Forest Capital of Estonia 2012 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Forest Capital 2012 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Active in Europe… - Sustainable Energy Europe Awards Rakvere was one of the 6 nominees for the Sustainable Energy Europe Awards in 2010 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Rakvere in Copenhagen Summit 2012 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Active in Europe - Rakvere in Copenhagen Summit - march 2012 - José Manuel Durão Barroso and M. Shults. 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Rakvere in Copenhagen Summit 2012... 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Brussels - Open Days 2012 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Front page of the Covenant of Mayors newsletter July 2012 – the best practise from 4363 cities 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Active in Europe… Germany - Rainer Bomba okt. 2012 in Berlin. Seminari Street, Rakvere Erfolgsgeschichte einer grenzenüberschreitenden, nachhaltigen Föderpolitik Active in Europe… • Brussels – Open Days 4-5.06 .2013 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Active in Europe … 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Copenhagen 19.09.2013 „A City we Like „ Targa Maja tegevustega tutvus - Euroopa Kliimavaldkonna komisjonär Connie Hedegaard 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA ‘A city we like´ - „8 HOUSE“ 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 08.10.2013 '100 EUrban solutions' • '100 EUrban solutions' - Exhibition, a good practices exhibition on smart, sustainable and inclusive urban development 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA 9.11- 22.11 World Smart City Expo 20.03.2014 MIDUNIVERSITETET World Smart City Expo 20.03.2014 MIDUNIVERSITETET 2014 – Smart House in Japan • ラクヴェレ・スマートハウス・コンピテンス・センターは、 • エストニアのスマートハウス連と、研.IIによる包 • I的II。;IIのDNは、ラクヴェレ/のO境でスマート • シティ、およびスマートハウスにする地.的OO!を(進 • することにある。g在、ラクヴェレ/でリビング・ラボを$ • %し、ABすることにより、×O境における器の|Uテス • トをじ、をしている。 20.03.2014 NUTIDISAIN Euroopa Solar Decathlon´ ile 2014 http://www.solardecathlon2014.fr/en/competiti on 20.03.2014 NUTIDISAIN Green growth of Rakvere 2010 – 2012 43 - financed project applicattions. • Investments 2010- 2012 ca 47 173 363 EUR • Almost the total amount of three year city budgets • 2012 – most investments per inhabitant 268 EUR in Estonia! 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Green growth of - Rakvere august 2012 – 42 % CO2 2012 42% 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA Even large things start from small matters THANK YOU! www.rakveretarkmaja.ee 20.03.2014 ANDRES JAADLA .
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    Yearbook 2018 history of the first one hundred winter. This marked the end of the years of the Road Administration. most difficult stage of the three-year construction period, as such large- The centenary year brought along scale construction works on peat PRIIT SAUK, various success stories at the lands were a first for us as well as Director General of the Road Administration. the contractors. Despite such large Estonian Road Administration volumes, the works are actually We can consider 2018 a successful ahead of schedule because the construction year. We exceeded works carried out in 2018 exceeded 018 represented our initial plans in practically all the amount initially planned by work areas in terms of volumes, nearly eight million euros. a celebratory the only exception was centenary feel reconstruction. We managed to The increase of wintertime road 2 implement the financial volume of condition levels posed a serious for the Republic of investments allocated from state challenge for the Area of Road Estonia as well as for revenue to the extent of 98% Maintenance last year. Every compared to our initial plans. beginning is hard, but all partners the Road Adminis- Moreover, funding in the extent of joined in and made the necessary tration. 15 million euros was brought changes in order for us to be able to forward from 2019 at the request of provide better maintained and safer One hundred years have helped the the Government of the Republic, roads for road users. Road Administration become the which resulted in a significant state authority that it is today, increase in the volume of We have also implemented a huge managing the road network and construction.