Energy efficiency in the German residential housing market: Its influence on tenants and owners

Franke, Melanie; Nadler, Claudia

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2019.01.052

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“…Qiu et al (2017) discovered that the rental premium with green building certification is likely greater than the expected savings of operating cost, based on the present value. Franke and Nadler (2019) indicated that owners are observably more familiar with the Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) tool than tenants. Heffernan et al (2020) proposed a conceptual framework to highlight the interplay of stakeholders and enabling forces, which has the potential to lead to a win-win-win scenario for landlords, tenants, and the environment, as well as build a more sustainable rental sector.…”

Section: Cluster #2-energy Efficiencymentioning

confidence: 99%

Real estate rental market: a 10-year bibliometric-based review

Liu

Peilong²,

et al. 2020

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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Section: Cluster #2-energy Efficiencymentioning

confidence: 99%

Real estate rental market: a 10-year bibliometric-based review

Liu

Peilong²,

et al. 2020

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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“…In particular, the small incidence of energy costs on companies/families involves a general lack of incentives to invest in energy efficiency ( Castellazzi et al, 2017 ). Split incentives and principal-agent problems affect energy efficiency investments as tenants have limited incentive to invest in energy efficiency ( Franke and Nadler, 2019 ). Difficulties in accessing credit caused by economic stagnation also limit energy efficiency investments, affecting both building administrators and ESCo companies.…”

Section: Categorization Of Energy Efficiency Barriersmentioning

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Assessing the relevance of barriers to energy efficiency implementation in the building and transport sectors in eight European countries

Bagaini

Colelli

Croci

et al. 2020

The Electricity Journal

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“…The energy services and the precise metering are at times limited and thence decreased the desired efficiency. For example, consumers often have inaccurate or incomplete information about energy consumption, prices or net savings from energy-efficient investments [13].…”

Section: Innovative Policies For Promoting Energy Efficiencymentioning

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Innovative Policies for Energy Efficiency and the Use of Renewables in Households

Strielkowski¹,

Volkova

Pushkareva

et al. 2019

Energies

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Renewable energy sources (RES) are gradually becoming one of the key elements in the process of achieving energy efficiency worldwide. This trend can be observed in many developed Western economies—for example, in the United States, as well as in the United Kingdom. Hence, the role of innovative policies for promoting energy efficiency is becoming crucial in transition to the post-carbon economy. The shift to the carbon-free future make all actors to face forgoing commitments Nevertheless, customers and residential households are the first and the most important players in the pursuit of the energy-efficient future. Without them, carbon-free economy based on RES would never take the shape as envisaged. Our paper focuses on the innovative strategies and policies studying the effect and the scope of RES penetration into the households. We employ and empirical analysis of the effects from using RES in households using an example of the residential households in the northwest region of the United Kingdom (UK) with and without solar photovoltaic (PV) panels and electric vehicles (EV). We analyse the four scenarios that are aimed at analysing the system dynamics and providing differentiation between systems in terms of the varying values of the gross demand, tariffs, metered import, and the total revenue. Our results demonstrate that the solar PV leads to the transfer of costs and wealth regardless of the ownership of PV and EVs. Solar energy generation reduces the share of UK solar PV households per kWh costs of the distribution system which causes the augmenting of the per unit charges as well as to the changes in payments for the electricity that impoverishes less wealthy customer groups. It also becomes clear that with the increase of EV penetration, the existing energy efficiency schemes would have to be revised.

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Energy efficiency in the German residential housing market: Its influence on tenants and owners

Cited by 43 publications

References 59 publications

Real estate rental market: a 10-year bibliometric-based review

Real estate rental market: a 10-year bibliometric-based review

Assessing the relevance of barriers to energy efficiency implementation in the building and transport sectors in eight European countries

Innovative Policies for Energy Efficiency and the Use of Renewables in Households

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