The DEAP manual describes the Dwelling Energy Assessment Procedure (DEAP), which is the Irish official procedure for calculating and assessing the energy performance of dwellings. The procedure takes account of the energy required for space heating, ventilation, water heating and lighting, less savings from energy generation technologies. For standardised occupancy, it calculates annual values of delivered energy consumption, primary energy consumption, carbon dioxide emissions and costs, both totals and per square metre of total floor area of the dwelling.
Please click here to download the DEAP manual Version 2 (January 2007) .
Please click here to download the DEAP Workbook, Version 2.1.7 (June 2007).
Please click here to review record of version changes to DEAP Workbook since the initial release in June 2006.
DEAP Appendix Q
DEAP Appendix Q has not yet been developed. Product data and methodologies included in UK SAP Appendix Q may be used until DEAP Appendix Q is developed.
DEAP Press Release
Dwellings Energy Assessment Procedure Published by SEI
Date: 29/06/2006
Summary: The DEAP is the procedure for assessing the energy performance of new dwellings, for the purpose of demonstrating compliance with Part L (Conservation of Fuel and Energy) of the national Building Regulations. |
