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EcoHomes was an environmental rating scheme for homes in the United Kingdom. It was the domestic version of the Building Research Establishment's Environmental Assessment Method BREEAM, which could also be applied to a variety of non-residential buildings. It was replaced by the Code for Sustainable Homes in April 2008.〔(Ecohomes ) BRE. Retrieved: 15 January 2015.〕 ; EcoHomes Assessments fall under one of four versions, Pre-2002, 2003, 2005 or the final 2006 version. It was not possible to compare homes built under one revision of the standard with homes built under another. ==EcoHomes 2006== In particular, the 2006 version of EcoHomes increased the standards for energy efficiency, following the 2006 revisions energy efficiency requirements of the Building Regulations. It also incorporated a number of other changes. Under the scheme, credits were first given for standards reached in the following areas: *Energy * *Ene 1 - Dwelling Emission Rate that's right * *Ene 2 - Building fabric * *Ene 3 - Drying space * *Ene 4 - Ecolabelled goods * *Ene 5 - Internal lighting * *Ene 6 - External lighting *Transport * *Tra 1 - Public transport * *Tra 2 - Cycle storage * *Tra 3 - Local amenities * *Tra 4 - Home office *Pollution * *Pol 1 - Insulant GWP * *Pol 2 - NOx emissions * *Pol 3 - Reduction of surface runoff * *Pol 4 - Renewable and low emission energy source * *Pol 5 - Flood risk *Materials * *Mat 1 - Environmental impact of materials * *Mat 2 - Responsible sourcing of materials: basic building elements * *Mat 3 - Responsible sourcing of materials: finishing elements * *Mat 4 - Recycling facilities *Water * *Wat 1 - Internal potable water use * *Wat 2 - External potable water use *Land Use and Ecology * *Eco 1 - Ecological value of site * *Eco 2 - Ecological enhancement * *Eco 3 - Protection of ecological features * *Eco 4 - Change of ecological value of site * *Eco 5 - Building Footprint *Health and Wellbeing * *Hea 1 - Daylighting * *Hea 2 - Sound insulation * *Hea 3 - Private space *Management * *Man 1 - Home user guide * *Man 2 - Considerate constructors * *Man 3 - Construction site impacts * *Man 4 - Security A weighting system is then used to designate the home as ''Pass, Good, Very Good, or Excellent''. All homes funded by the Housing Corporation or by English Partnerships were required to meet the 2006 ''Very Good'' standard. Previously a ''Good'' designation sufficed. It was expected that this requirement would be replaced by compliance with the Government's Code for Sustainable Homes. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「EcoHomes」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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