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Research Article

Towards dwelling energy certification for New Zealand: normalisation issues

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Pages 206-223 | Received 21 Dec 2020, Accepted 23 Jul 2021, Published online: 10 Aug 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1. Absolute energy loss rate by dwelling area.

Figure 1. Absolute energy loss rate by dwelling area.

Figure 2. Normalisation based on area methods. A, Direct normalisation by area. B, Area-based normalisation – UK style. C, Reference building, area-based normalisation – US style. D, Form and Area-based normalisation – Australian style.

Figure 2. Normalisation based on area methods. A, Direct normalisation by area. B, Area-based normalisation – UK style. C, Reference building, area-based normalisation – US style. D, Form and Area-based normalisation – Australian style.

Figure 3. Normalisation based on occupancy methods. A, Cultural Aspirational occupancy normalisation. B, Two per bedroom occupancy normalisation. C, NZ 1947 regulations occupancy normalisation. D, Combination: NZ1947, 2 per bedroom and toilets occupancy normalisation. E, Combination: NZ1947, 2 per bedroom, toilets and repurpose living space occupancy normalisation.

Figure 3. Normalisation based on occupancy methods. A, Cultural Aspirational occupancy normalisation. B, Two per bedroom occupancy normalisation. C, NZ 1947 regulations occupancy normalisation. D, Combination: NZ1947, 2 per bedroom and toilets occupancy normalisation. E, Combination: NZ1947, 2 per bedroom, toilets and repurpose living space occupancy normalisation.

Figure 4. Relative ranks of dwellings. A, Overall distribution of ranks. B, Distribution of ranks of area-based normalisations. C, Distribution of ranks of occupancy-based normalisations. D, Relationship between area and occupancy ranks.

Figure 4. Relative ranks of dwellings. A, Overall distribution of ranks. B, Distribution of ranks of area-based normalisations. C, Distribution of ranks of occupancy-based normalisations. D, Relationship between area and occupancy ranks.