Reliable and objective data regarding building stock is essential for predicting and analyzing energy demand and carbon emission. However, China's building stock data is lacking. This study proposes a set of China building floor space estimation method (CBFSM) based on the improved building stock turnover model. Then it measures China's building stocks by vintage and type from 2000 to 2015, as well as building energy intensity (national level and provincial level) and energy-efficient buildings. Results showed that total building stocks increased significantly, rising from 35.2 billion m2 in 2000 to 63.6 billion m2 in 2015, with the average growth rate 4.0%. The deviations were well below 10% by comparing with China Population Census, which...
The building material intensity coefficients is the most commonly used method to estimated building ...
Building energy consumption in China recently surpassed the US building consumption, and it is expec...
The residential sector is a substantial consumer of energy worldwide, especially in China, and there...
China hosts a large amount of building stocks, which is nearly 50 billion square meters. Moreover, a...
While China's 11th Five Year Plan called for a reduction of energy intensity, whether and how the en...
China's energy consumption in the building sector (BEC) is not counted as a separate type of energy ...
China's rapid economic expansion has propelled it into the ranks of the largest energy consuming nat...
Building stock modeling can predict stock energy consumption and carbon emissions for both current a...
China is the largest driver of growth in the global building sector. The longstanding construction b...
tIn China, the population is expected to continue to grow together with construction of new building...
It is well accepted that the reduction of building energy consumption is one of the most effective a...
© 2019 by the authors. Building lifetime and stock turnover are both key determinants in modelling b...
Floor Area Ratio, commonly known as FAR, is a primary planning metric in urbanism. It is commonly kn...
The International Energy Agency (IEA) emphasizes that using real building energy use data (RBEUD) to...
China, as the world’s largest energy consumer and greenhouse gas emitter, also has the largest const...
The building material intensity coefficients is the most commonly used method to estimated building ...
Building energy consumption in China recently surpassed the US building consumption, and it is expec...
The residential sector is a substantial consumer of energy worldwide, especially in China, and there...
China hosts a large amount of building stocks, which is nearly 50 billion square meters. Moreover, a...
While China's 11th Five Year Plan called for a reduction of energy intensity, whether and how the en...
China's energy consumption in the building sector (BEC) is not counted as a separate type of energy ...
China's rapid economic expansion has propelled it into the ranks of the largest energy consuming nat...
Building stock modeling can predict stock energy consumption and carbon emissions for both current a...
China is the largest driver of growth in the global building sector. The longstanding construction b...
tIn China, the population is expected to continue to grow together with construction of new building...
It is well accepted that the reduction of building energy consumption is one of the most effective a...
© 2019 by the authors. Building lifetime and stock turnover are both key determinants in modelling b...
Floor Area Ratio, commonly known as FAR, is a primary planning metric in urbanism. It is commonly kn...
The International Energy Agency (IEA) emphasizes that using real building energy use data (RBEUD) to...
China, as the world’s largest energy consumer and greenhouse gas emitter, also has the largest const...
The building material intensity coefficients is the most commonly used method to estimated building ...
Building energy consumption in China recently surpassed the US building consumption, and it is expec...
The residential sector is a substantial consumer of energy worldwide, especially in China, and there...