S. Kurtze, U. Imkeller-Benjes | Desing of Plus Energy Buildings basend on PHPP

This ‘toolbox’ is an Excel based accounting tool for project planning and the calculation of variants of high efficiency buildings. It is based on results of the so-called ‘passive-house- planning-package’ (PHPP), and integrates results from simulations of other energy supply systems (such as large solar photovoltaic systems, large solar thermal systems, a micro- CHP system or large co-generation plants, etc.). It enables cost and carbon calculations for single buildings, multiple buildings and entire housing blocks.

Kristian Henriksen | Integrating PHPP with BIM

Digital building models (BIM) are gaining ground in many companies providing better alternatives to design with PHPP as an integrated analysis/design tool during the design phases. With BIM as the focal point for the design phase, the scope of manual work in connection with PHPP is greatly reduced.

Erik Röthele | Energy consulting with the PHPP

Clients are often not sure which standard they want to achieve when carrying out the refurbishment of a building. Energy Consulting using PHPP can provide reliable information to help clients make a decision, by analysing various standards and evaluating their cost effectiveness.