La Estrategia de Rehabilitación ERESEE 2020: una oportunidad para un cambio de modelo en el sector de la vivienda en España

Rodríguez, Eduardo de Santiago

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“…Como medidas de implementación de la eficiencia energética se encuentran la sustitución de equipos de electrodomésticos y la rehabilitación de viviendas -influyendo en la envolvente térmica-(Barbosa y Almeida, 2021; Barrella et al, 2022;Bednar y Reames, 2020;Drago y Gatto, 2023;Filippín et al, 2018;Martín-Consuegra et al, 2019;Morero et al, 2021;Santiago, 2021). Este último incluye, por ejemplo, el acristalamiento mejorado, el aislamiento y la calefacción, los cuales deben estar diseñados de manera de no reducir las tasas de ventilación del hogar, a fin de no afectar la calidad del aire interior (Sharpe et al, 2019).…”

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“…Este último incluye, por ejemplo, el acristalamiento mejorado, el aislamiento y la calefacción, los cuales deben estar diseñados de manera de no reducir las tasas de ventilación del hogar, a fin de no afectar la calidad del aire interior (Sharpe et al, 2019). Estas prácticas son reconocidas tanto en la Unión Europea (Barbosa y Almeida, 2021;Costa et al, 2020;Escribano y Cabrera, 2019;Santiago, 2021) como en el Norte Global (Willand et al, 2020), especialmente en el Reino Unido (Bednar y Reames, 2020;Sharpe et al, 2 019).…”

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Medición de la pobreza energética con enfoque multidimensional: revisión sistemática de la literatura

Fernández,

Lezcano,

González

2023

INVI

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La pobreza energética es un fenómeno económico y social relacionado con variables energéticas; estas pueden ser de naturaleza unidimensional y multidimensional. El presente estudio proporciona una revisión sistemática de la literatura sobre la pobreza energética a fin de conocer las principales definiciones, métricas, indicadores, restricciones, ventajas y desventajas del enfoque multidimensional. Se presentó una metodología consistente en una sucesión de pasos bien definidos donde se plantean preguntas de investigación que fueron respondidas mediante la identificación, selección, extracción de datos y clasificación de documentos bibliográficos de manera sistematizada, abordando la pobreza energética multidimensional en el periodo 2005-2023. Los principales hallazgos indican que a nivel mundial los estudios sobre pobreza energética se concentran mayormente en Europa, al igual que la colaboración en redacción científica. Sin embargo, se identificaron estudios sobre la pobreza energética y aplicaciones de esta, en los últimos años, en América Latina y el Caribe, en especial con el enfoque multidimensional. Así pues, tanto las conceptualizaciones como las métricas de la pobreza energética multidimensional son diversas, heterogéneas y con una notable falta de consenso sobre las mismas.

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Medición de la pobreza energética con enfoque multidimensional: revisión sistemática de la literatura

Fernández,

Lezcano,

González

2023

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“…However, the lack of actualized data has hindered its usefulness in more recent attempts to design operative policies to foster building renovation from a multidimensional perspective. More recently, the 2020 edition of the LTRS for Spain [24] has provided a very interesting aggregated analysis of the energy performance of the Spanish residential building stock; however, the lack of information at the municipal and census tract levels has hindered its potential to guide local-level strategies [25]. It actually includes a recommendation addressed to regional and local authorities to develop their own analysis and renovation strategies (Measure 1.4 of Axis 1 of the Implementation of proposed measures in the 2020 LTRS for Spain).…”

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Demand Aggregation as a Strategy for Untapping Buildings’ Energy Renovation Potential: Diagnosis and Prioritization Methodology and Case Study from the Basque Country

Nicolas

Molina-Costa

2021

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Energy renovation of post-World War II private multifamily residential buildings has been identified to have a great deal of energy-saving potential but faces a great challenge across Europe, and especially in South Europe, due to fragmented property structures and longer return periods in energy efficiency investments. However, there is great deal of potential in activating demand aggregation in areas with homogeneous typologies. Local authorities play a key role in leading district-scale renovation but lack adequate methods for analysing and prioritizing areas from an integrated perspective, including social aspects. The methodology presented in this paper aims to support local authorities by providing a tool for the diagnosis and prioritization of homogeneous groups of residential buildings to address their renovation based on an analysis of their needs and opportunity factors. First, the methodology sets the universe of analysis; second, based on indicators, it provides comparative information within the municipality, which leads to a prioritization of areas for building renovations according to the state of the building and to the socio-economic profile of the residents; lastly, a detailed diagnosis of selected groups is performed, providing information to design the Renovation Action Plans accordingly. The application of the methodology in Basauri is presented in this paper.

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Investigating the impact of housing price increases on consumption: heterogeneity by age, tenure and housing quality

Fernandez

2024

JERER

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PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to understand the distributional impact of house price increases on consumption in the context of the energy transition.Design/methodology/approachThis study draws from two micro cross-sectional datasets, the English Housing Survey (EHS) and the Living Costs and Food Survey (LCFS) to study the Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) out of changes in house prices. By employing pseudo-panel regressions, the paper examines the impact of house price changes on consumption among diverse household types.FindingsThis paper finds varying consumption responses to house price changes across age and tenure groups. Older homeowners tend to increase consumption when house prices rise. In contrast, middle-aged individuals, often renters or mortgage holders, reduce consumption in response to price increases. The youngest age group also experiences increased consumption but to a lesser degree than the oldest group. Energy-efficient homes are related to lower consumption across all tenure levels. However, when interacted with house prices and age, the estimates are positive, pointing to an unequal accrual of property premiums depending on housing market positions.Research limitations/implicationsThe main limitations stem from data constraints. First, using a pseudo-panel approach hinders control for unobservable selection bias. Additionally, while robust under cross-validation and specifications tests, the energy efficiency variable imputation results in a low number of energy-efficient homes. Due to heterogeneous responses to rising house prices, this paper contends that an energy transition model that subsidises homeowners’ renovation is likely to produce a negative impact on consumption among younger and middle-aged households.Originality/valueThis paper contributes to the MPC literature by incorporating energy efficiency as a key variable. It draws from recent data to obtain new estimates. By highlighting shifts in consumption patterns the paper contributes to a well-established body of literature with renewed policy relevance regarding housing retrofit.

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La Estrategia de Rehabilitación ERESEE 2020: una oportunidad para un cambio de modelo en el sector de la vivienda en España

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Medición de la pobreza energética con enfoque multidimensional: revisión sistemática de la literatura

Medición de la pobreza energética con enfoque multidimensional: revisión sistemática de la literatura

Demand Aggregation as a Strategy for Untapping Buildings’ Energy Renovation Potential: Diagnosis and Prioritization Methodology and Case Study from the Basque Country

Investigating the impact of housing price increases on consumption: heterogeneity by age, tenure and housing quality

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