Social Acceptance for Energy Efficient Solutions in Renovation Processes

The following paper shows the results of the ZenN European research project, in which the SSH-methodology has been implemented in order to collect information on user awareness, preferences, needs, behaviours and for energy efficient renovation solutions. Taking this into account, the barriers which...

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Main Authors: Dawid Krysiński, Paweł Nowakowski, Przemysław Dana
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2017-11-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2504-3900/1/7/689
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spelling doaj-c46210d736dc4f56852935ef692afdd92020-11-24T22:49:17ZengMDPI AGProceedings2504-39002017-11-011768910.3390/proceedings1070689proceedings1070689Social Acceptance for Energy Efficient Solutions in Renovation ProcessesDawid Krysiński0Paweł Nowakowski1Przemysław Dana2Grunwaldzka 5, ASM—Market Research and Analysis Centre, 99-301 Kutno, PolandGrunwaldzka 5, ASM—Market Research and Analysis Centre, 99-301 Kutno, PolandGrunwaldzka 5, ASM—Market Research and Analysis Centre, 99-301 Kutno, PolandThe following paper shows the results of the ZenN European research project, in which the SSH-methodology has been implemented in order to collect information on user awareness, preferences, needs, behaviours and for energy efficient renovation solutions. Taking this into account, the barriers which limit opportunities for improvement of energy efficiency at the decision-making phase of regenerations and challenges encountered in practical parts of EE-renovation activities are characterized. The SSH analysis shows that the social barriers and challenges identified in the project were implied by insufficient knowledge or interest in the idea of energy-efficient buildings and high investment costs. Furthermore, several country-specific factors have been found, such as insufficient education and promotion activities, historical and cultural values of buildings which limit renovation opportunities etc.https://www.mdpi.com/2504-3900/1/7/689energy efficiencySocial Sciences and Humanities (SSH) analysisEE-technologiessocial acceptance
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author Dawid Krysiński
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Social Acceptance for Energy Efficient Solutions in Renovation Processes
Proceedings
energy efficiency
Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) analysis
EE-technologies
social acceptance
author_facet Dawid Krysiński
Paweł Nowakowski
Przemysław Dana
author_sort Dawid Krysiński
title Social Acceptance for Energy Efficient Solutions in Renovation Processes
title_short Social Acceptance for Energy Efficient Solutions in Renovation Processes
title_full Social Acceptance for Energy Efficient Solutions in Renovation Processes
title_fullStr Social Acceptance for Energy Efficient Solutions in Renovation Processes
title_full_unstemmed Social Acceptance for Energy Efficient Solutions in Renovation Processes
title_sort social acceptance for energy efficient solutions in renovation processes
publisher MDPI AG
series Proceedings
issn 2504-3900
publishDate 2017-11-01
description The following paper shows the results of the ZenN European research project, in which the SSH-methodology has been implemented in order to collect information on user awareness, preferences, needs, behaviours and for energy efficient renovation solutions. Taking this into account, the barriers which limit opportunities for improvement of energy efficiency at the decision-making phase of regenerations and challenges encountered in practical parts of EE-renovation activities are characterized. The SSH analysis shows that the social barriers and challenges identified in the project were implied by insufficient knowledge or interest in the idea of energy-efficient buildings and high investment costs. Furthermore, several country-specific factors have been found, such as insufficient education and promotion activities, historical and cultural values of buildings which limit renovation opportunities etc.
topic energy efficiency
Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) analysis
EE-technologies
social acceptance
url https://www.mdpi.com/2504-3900/1/7/689
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