building upgrade tool city of melbourne ed brown june 2013
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Building Upgrade ToolCity of Melbourne
Ed Brown
June 2013
Tenant 1
Tenant 2
Tenant 3
Tenant 4
Landlord
Building Upgrade Tool
Models the financial relationship between landlord and tenant
3 key stages
Create project & upload information
Review project from landlord perspective
(sensitivity analysis)
Review project from tenant perspective
(sensitivity analysis)
Information requirements
1
Baseline consumption
Electricity
$
Gas
$
Water
$
2 Upgrade Initiatives
Capital cost
Utility savings
$
Operational savings
$
3
Loan details
Loan amount
Loan period
Repayment period
Interest rate
Building Owner Report
Building Owner Report – Tenant Summary
Tenant perspective
Tenants:
• are invited by the landlord (via email)
• see financial position from their perspective
• can adjust the same variables as the landlord
Tenant Report
Tenant Report
Remember…
The true benefit is more than just the ‘avoided costs’
The benefit is an upgraded asset which:
- is more attractive to tenants (short voids, improved rentals)
- has an improved NABERS rating
- is hedged against future energy price rises