Add to ORKGEnergy renovations have been on the agenda since the energy crisis in the 1970s, and different kinds of measures have been introduced to increase the number of energy renovations, e.g. increase the knowledge on insulation and heating systems, introduce renewable technologies as solar power, introduce policies as energy label, introduce subsidies, increase consumer awareness as saving energy and costs or better indoor climate or environmental reasons like climate change. About 40 years after the energy crisis in the 70s, the energy literature is not only about the energy reduction potentials any more. The knowledge is quite good about those potentials. What is not known are the drivers and barriers is especially since the introduction of the...
The building stock represents a significant part of energy consumption outside the emissions trade s...
The need for energy retrofitting of the Danish single-family houses is massive, especially for the h...
The UK’s housing stock is among the oldest and least efficient in Europe. 85% of the UK’s existing h...
Energy renovations have been on the agenda since the energy crisis in the 1970s, and different kinds...
In the past few years social practice theories have been used, discussed and developed in the sociol...
EU Member States are encouraged to promote energy upgrading to a higher level than EPBD by Energy Ef...
As much as 40% of the total energy consumption in Denmark is utilized by the building sector and mos...
This study looks at the challenges and opportunities in the deep energy renovation market with prefa...
The gap between energy policy and potential energy savings through renovation, and what is carried o...
There is an urgent need for energy renovation of the existing building stock, in order to reach the ...
Government- and community-initiated energy retrofits of existing residential buildings abound across...
In order to meet national carbon and energy savings targets in both the UK and France, the housing s...
The housing stock has a considerable share of 40% in energy consumption and 36% of CO 2 emissions i...
International audienceThe building sector is the most important energy consumer in many developed co...
Research was done in Austria, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and Norway as part of the Intelligen...
The building stock represents a significant part of energy consumption outside the emissions trade s...
The need for energy retrofitting of the Danish single-family houses is massive, especially for the h...
The UK’s housing stock is among the oldest and least efficient in Europe. 85% of the UK’s existing h...
Energy renovations have been on the agenda since the energy crisis in the 1970s, and different kinds...
In the past few years social practice theories have been used, discussed and developed in the sociol...
EU Member States are encouraged to promote energy upgrading to a higher level than EPBD by Energy Ef...
As much as 40% of the total energy consumption in Denmark is utilized by the building sector and mos...
This study looks at the challenges and opportunities in the deep energy renovation market with prefa...
The gap between energy policy and potential energy savings through renovation, and what is carried o...
There is an urgent need for energy renovation of the existing building stock, in order to reach the ...
Government- and community-initiated energy retrofits of existing residential buildings abound across...
In order to meet national carbon and energy savings targets in both the UK and France, the housing s...
The housing stock has a considerable share of 40% in energy consumption and 36% of CO 2 emissions i...
International audienceThe building sector is the most important energy consumer in many developed co...
Research was done in Austria, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and Norway as part of the Intelligen...
The building stock represents a significant part of energy consumption outside the emissions trade s...
The need for energy retrofitting of the Danish single-family houses is massive, especially for the h...
The UK’s housing stock is among the oldest and least efficient in Europe. 85% of the UK’s existing h...