Titlebook: A Critical Appraisal of Germany‘s Thermal Retrofit Policy; Turning Down the Hea Ray Galvin,Minna Sunikka-Blank Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Lo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-5367-2Germany’s Retrofit Policy; Heating Fuel Consumption; Home Fuel Savings; Thermal Retrofit Policy; User Be

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Phase II: There is no Alternative!,gy efficiency target by 2020. Most European countries have adopted market-led policies to meet these targets, relying on voluntary take-up by homeowners. Some impose taxes on energy inefficiency, but there is reluctance to do this due to issues of inspection, control, unpredictability, the vulnerabi

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,Krankheit macht arm – Armut macht krank, accounts for 14.6% of Germany’s total energy consumption. But energy savings from retrofits are dependent on the laws of physics and the geometric and physical characteristics of the actual housing stock. This chapter outlines these issues, first describing the main features and components of therm

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,Eine medizinische Versorgung für alle,t is set down by the German Institute of Standards. But how close is this figure to dwellings’ actual heating energy consumption, and how does this affect the real energy savings potential through thermal retrofits? This chapter examines existing data on 3,400 representative German homes, their calc

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Policy Dynamics in Democratic Spainhe years 2000–2009, a reduction of 119?TWh, or 18%. A number of different factors could be contributing to this: replacement of old dwellings with energy-efficient new builds; thermal retrofits of existing homes; and non-technical factors such as household behavior and demographics. There is now con