Figure 3: Daily electrical load.
Table 1 shows the SpEUIfication of the building.
Energy Consumption per month in 2017 is appeared
in Table 2. Table 3, shows that the largest average use
of energy during the day due to high work activity and
the use of electrical equipment to the maximum.
The results of the measurement of the intensity of
energy consumption in Prof. Dr. Retno Sriningsih
Satmoko building shows that there are 12 rooms of 38
rooms which are wasteful of electric energy
consumption so it is important that the AC energy
efficiency program is to replace the old air conditioner
with environmentally friendly AC inverter, room
temperature setting and life time regulation.
Measurement of the strong level of illumination in each
room of Prof. Dr. Retno Sriningsih Satmoko building
done at 7.00-16.00 hours (working hours) is described
as follows Figure 3.
Seen that most of the room there is less and there
is more than the strong standard of illumination SNI
6197: 2011.
From the measurement of Prof. Dr. Retno
Sriningsih Satmoko building temperature, it is known
that the average temperature and humidity in the air
system is temperature + 28
o
C and humidity + 73 %.
In SNI 6390: 2011 for highland or mountain areas
with an average maximum air temperature of about
28
o
C DB and 24
o
C WB or less (or an average
temperature of 23
o
C or less), generally no artificial
air conditioning is required. Means that the air system
in the Prof. Dr. Retno Sriningsih Satmoko building is
not needed artificial air conditioning because it is
included in the highland or mountainous areas, the
achievement of thermal comfort and the availability
of clean air is entirely charged to the optimization of
the architecture design passively.
To determine the potential energy savings
opportunities that can be applied to a room that is not
categorized as efficient in using electricity, then the
difference in EUI value calculated with the standard
EUI value must first be calculated. To calculate the
energy saving opportunities that can be applied to a
room can be used the following that is:
Energy Saving opportunities = EUI x total area of
space x electricity rates divided by 12 months
The electricity tariff used to calculate the energy
savings opportunities in this study is adjusted with
the basic electricity tariff the Prof. Dr. Retno
Sriningsih Satmoko building is Rp. 16,168,-. The
following table will show the calculation of EUI and
energy saving opportunities in each room of Prof. Dr.
Retno Sriningsih Satmoko building. The efficient
EUI standard for air-conditioned buildings is 7.93
KWh / m
2
/month whereas the efficient EUI Standard
building is not air conditioned ie 0.84 KWh / m
2
/
month. Energy savings opportunities of LP2M
building are presented in the following Table 5.
Table 5: Results of calculate saving opportunities Prof. Dr.
Retno Sriningsih Satmoko building.
No Room
Calculation energy saving
opportuities
Results IDR
1
Conservation
Office (CO)
(34,76-7,93)*48*16168 20.821.797
2 Head of CO (34,42-7,93)*9*16168 3854612
3 Staff PBB (6,25-0,84)*61,7*16168 5.396.830
4 FKPMN (22,07-7,93)*30*16168 6.858.465
5 Head of KKN (21,15-7,93)*16,5*16168 3.526.725
6 R. Admin (12,44-0,84)*7,5*16168 1.406.616
7 R. Sek. BPM (16,35-7,93)*18*16168 2.450.422
8 R. Conference (16,35-7,93)*13,5*16168 1.837.816
9 Guest BPM (4,82-0,84)*13,5*16168 868.706
10
R. Penjamin
Mutu
(51,64-7,93)*17,5*16168 12.367.307
11
Head Office
Admin
(22,12-7,93)*15*16168 3.441.358
12 R. 307 (22,59-7,93)*10*16168
2.370.222
4 CONCLUSIONS
The result of EUI calculation was found in Prof. Dr.
Retno Sriningsih Satmoko building EUI value 31,65
KWh / m2 / year while for EUI value standard equal
to 240 KWh / m2 / year hence building of Prof. Dr.
Retno Sriningsih Satmoko buildings into the category
of efficients buildings
The number of 38 Prof. Dr. Retno Sriningsih
Satmoko building rooms that were evaluated was 26
rooms which were categorized as efficient while there
were still 12 rooms that were not in the efficient
category. The number of rooms in the Prof. Dr. Retno
0
5.000
10.000
15.000
20.000
25.000
dailyelectricalload(kWh)
07.00‐08.00
11.00‐12.00
14.30‐15.30