Evaluation of savings on operational services from innovative energy-saving materials

Abstract

Innovative infrastructure projects, as a rule, are aimed at creating or some modification of infrastructure objects, which are characterized by large-scale, high degree of capital intensity, their long-term implementation, freezing investments for a long period due to a long payback period. The most fertile post for the implementation of infrastructure projects is construction.A high share of the economic effect is explained by the fact that the modern world is focused on increasing the efficiency of each innovation, thereby saving on the costs of natural resources, which affects environmental stabilization and the rational use of the resources received. In this aspect, investments in green building can be considered particularly advantageous, allowing us to talk about the double effect of innovations in construction: here we can also reduce the environmental burden on nature with the help of new technological solutions at the stage of development and application of new environmentally friendly materials (effect for the manufacturer), and comfort for a consumer of highly environmentally friendly construction products in an environmentally friendly area (effect for the buyer) in a large metropolis.

Improving programs for capital repairs of apartment buildings and their role in the sustainability of the region

“…Ilyina, D.A. Egorov [4] and implementation of programs for the reproduction of the housing stock [5].…”

Sustainable development of the field of operational services on innovative basis of smart technologies

“…The study of the thermal energy accumulation for space heating and hot water supply in individual residential buildings is the subject of the works of such researchers as Kuznik F., Opel O., Wolfgang K. L. Ruck (11). Information modeling of the capital construction market and the impact of residents on energy performance is studied in the works of Bakhareva O. V., Romanova A. I., et al [12], Gilani S., O'Brien W., Gunay H. B. [13].…”