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|EEPRC title=Good Practices In City Energy Efficiency: Lviv, Ukraine - Energy Management Systems in Public Buildings
|EEPRC organization=ESMAP
|EEPRC year=2011
|EEPRC Region Europe and Central Asia=Europe & Central Asia
|EEPRC Country in Europe and Central Asia=Ukraine
|EEPRC language=English
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|EEPRC file en=ESMAP EECI Lviv Buildings.pdf
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|EEPRC Doc Type=Case Studies
|EEPRC Doc Type Case=Energy Management Practices
|EEPRC Doc Type Case URL=http://www.esmap.org/node/1246
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|EEPRC Sector=Buildings
|EEPRC abstract=The Ukrainian city of Lviv was able to reduce annual energy consumption in its public buildings by about 10 percent and tap water consumption by about 12 percent through a Monitoring and Targeting (M&T) program to control energy and water consumption.  This generated an estimated net savings of 9.5 million UAH (US$1.2 million) as of 2010.  The M&T program was launched in December 2006 and became fully operational by May 2007.  It provided the city management with monthly consumption data for district heating, natural gas, electricity and water in all of the city’s 530 public buildings.  Under the program, utility use is reported and analyzed monthly; targets for monthly utility consumption are determined annually based on historical consumption and negotiations on an adjustment (in cases of foreseeable changes in consumption patterns).  Actual consumption is reviewed monthly against the target, with deviations spotted and acted upon immediately and the performance of buildings is communicated to the public through a display campaign.
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