Calculation Methods. 9.1 The savings are calculated by using standard values, through a specific calculation of the savings resulting from the activity, or by calculating the effect of a specific market impact. 9.2 Calculations based on standard values are used for smaller, standardised activities. Such savings are typically in homes and other buildings. If a standard value is available for a given saving, then this must be used. 9.3 Specific calculations are used in areas where there is no standard value. These will typically be larger and integrated projects in industrial enterprises or public institutions. If a specific calculation is used for parts of an overall project, then the entire project must be calculated specifically, including the effect of initiatives where standard values exist. 9.4 The calculation may include a documentable effect of a specific market impact that entails a reduction in energy consumption relative to a baseline. As far as possible, the effect must be calculated using standard values. 9.5 Savings must be calculated according to the rules, standard values, etc current at the time of the establishment of a final agreement with an end-use consumer on contributions to realising a specific project. 9.6 Calculation methods and their applications are detailed in annex 6.
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