According to the Technical Code for the Identification of Carbon Emission Reductions in Comprehensive Carbon Reduction and Renovation Projects of Public Buildings (TCSES 128-2023), hereinafter referred to as the "Code", the base period and the project period are generally one year as a unit length, and the length of time should include at least one complete cycle of energy-using equipment (system) or the building, and the length of time should be consistent.
As an important area of energy consumption, the carbon reduction transformation of public buildings is particularly important. To this end, the relevant departments have formulated regulations on the benchmark period and project period of public building carbon reduction and renovation projects to ensure the smooth progress of the project.
According to the Code, the base period and project period of public building carbon reduction and renovation projects are generally one year as a unit length. This means that at the beginning of the project, the relevant departments will monitor and evaluate the project for a period of one year in order to understand the actual performance of the project. In addition, the length of the base period and the project period should include at least one full cycle of operation of the energy-using equipment (system) or building. This requirement is intended to ensure that the project fully reflects the building's performance in real-world applications.
At the same time, to ensure the comparability of projects, the length of time between the base period and the project period should be consistent. This means that during the implementation of the project, the relevant departments will continuously monitor and evaluate the project in order to identify and solve problems in a timely manner. In addition, this requirement helps to increase the transparency of the project and allows the public to better understand the progress and results of the project.
The provisions on the benchmark period and project period of public building carbon reduction and renovation projects are intended to ensure the smooth progress of the project and improve the comparability and transparency of the project. In the future, with the continuous development and improvement of related technologies, the carbon reduction transformation of public buildings will be more widely used around the world.
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