Preferences for configurations of Positive Energy Districts – Insights from a discrete choice experiment on Swiss households

Mihailova, Darja; Schubert, Iljana; Martínez-Cruz, Adán L.; Hearn, Adam X.; Sohre, Annika

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2022.112824

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“…Mihailova et al. ( 2022 ) have recently documented that shared spaces play a smaller positive or even negative role in Swiss residents’ preferences for PED configurations but these preferences may change once the COVID-19 pandemic is over as shared spaces may become instrumental to incorporate hybrid work arrangements into the new normal .…”

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Stated benefits of teleworking in Mexico City: a discrete choice experiment on office workers

Pulido

Martínez-Cruz

2022

Transportation

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Commuting is expensive in megacities of emerging economies. By decreasing work-related trips, teleworking may reduce congestion and commuting time. Taking Mexico City’s office workers’ as case study, this paper reports findings from a discrete choice experiment (DCE) exploring willingness to see a cut in monthly paycheck in exchange for teleworking two days a week from a shared office. This DCE explores preferences for bike parking spaces at shared office’s facilities, and walking commuting time to shared office. This design allows estimation of willingness to pay (WTP) for teleworking across commuting time scenarios. Monthly WTP for teleworking 2 days a week starts at (2019) USD 76.68—if commuting time is zero. As 1 h of commuting time is valued at USD 61.97 on a monthly basis, WTP for teleworking 30 min away from home is USD 45.69. Wealthier respondents report higher value for commuting time and WTP for teleworking. Monthly value of bike parking infrastructure is USD 14.70—reaching USD 30.98 for commuters that walk or (motor-)bike less than 50 min. We illustrate how these stated benefits can inform cost-benefit analysis of transportation, housing, and labor policies that enable teleworking and/or reduce commuting times in Mexico City.

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Stated benefits of teleworking in Mexico City: a discrete choice experiment on office workers

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Martínez-Cruz

2022

Transportation

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“…The term energy system links thematically to five areas (Figure 2; Table 3). The "red" area concerns the development of the "energy" and "smart" approach and is related to "smart power grids" and "smart grid" [97][98][99][100][101]. The "blue" cluster, although very dispersed, is related to the topics of "sustainable development" and "sustainable energy system" [87,[102][103][104][105][106][107][108].…”

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“…In the "green" area are concepts such as "energy", "efficiency", "energy utilization", and "energy conservation" [95,126,134]. The purple cluster indicates the links between "smart city", "renewable energies" and "renewable energy sources" themes [97][98][99][100]. The fifth (small yellow) topic area exposes "smart energy systems" and "cooling."…”

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“…The remaining clusters are consistent with the analyses performed for the keyword "smart city." The purple cluster indicates the links between "smart city", "renewable energies" and "renewable energy sources" themes [97][98][99][100]. The fifth (small yellow) topic area exposes "smart energy systems" and "cooling".…”

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Transition to Sustainable Energy System for Smart Cities—Literature Review

Wyrwicka,

Więcek-Janka,

Brzeziński

2023

Energies

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The article will contain a scientific analysis, showing thematic links between publications and consist of searching the data in the Scopus database. The timeframe of the searched publications will be 2010–2022. The parameters should also be narrowed down by selecting the following indexes: Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-E), Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) and Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI), which was intended to eliminate abstracts of books and conference materials, leaving only reviewed works with the highest level of relevance for furthering knowledge. An additional limit of five minimum citations will be introduced. The analysis included 342 articles. Texts cited at least 100 times were highlighted. The research showed that authors focus piecemeal on selected aspects or problems, so an attempt was made to show thematic connections of keywords, illustrating the complexity of the transformations underway. The discussion identifies the most active authors and countries, especially exploring the topic of a transition to a sustainable energy system for smart cities. The authors have employed scientometric analysis to provide an objective and data-driven exploration of the transformation of sustainable energy systems for smart cities. This approach offers valuable insights into the research landscape, trends, and relationships within the field, which can guide future scientific research and contribute to a deeper understanding of the subject matter. As an additional element of this conclusion, the authors proposed supplementing the scientometric analysis with the foresight methodology. The authors’ research approach is distinguished by the following stages: problem formulation, data collection, choice of scientometric methodology, analysis of advantages and limitations of scientometrics, clustering analysis, data analysis, and presentation of results. Our systematic literature review systematizes the existing literature on the sustainable energy systems for smart cities, isolates main research interests, identifies future research avenues, and provides several important hints for researchers.

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“…Green products, also known as eco-friendly products, are goods and services that are designed, manufactured, and used in such a way that their environmental impact is minimized throughout their life cycle. These goods are designed to reduce resource use, reduce pollution and waste output, and promote sustainable practices (Mihailova et al, 2022). The utilization of renewable and recyclable materials is often prioritized in green products.…”

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Renewable Energy and its Moderation on Green Home Selection in Indonesia: Bridging Environment, Product, and Value

Napitupulu,

Siahaan,

Sitorus

2023

IJEEP

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This study aims to investigate the moderating role of renewable energy on sustainable environmental factors, environmentally friendly products, and customer value in consumer decision making in choosing a residential house without greenhouse effect in Indonesia. The data source in this study is 270 people who have a residence without a greenhouse effect. The research method is a quantitative descriptive method using Structural Equation Model data analysis using the PLS 3.0 application. The population in this study amounted to 270 people who have a residence without a greenhouse effect, while the number of samples was 270 people who have a residence without a greenhouse effect with a sampling technique using the census method, while the data collection technique was carried out using observation, questionnaires and documentation studies. The results of this study indicate that consumers tend to be more interested in choosing residential houses that use renewable energy and have environmentally friendly features. In addition, customer values perceived by consumers, such as quality, price, comfort, and safety, also have a positive influence on consumer decisions in choosing residential houses without greenhouse effect. Limitations of this study include the use of self-reporting survey data, which may affect the validity and reliability of the results. In addition, this study focused on the context of residential homes in Indonesia, so generalizability of the findings needs to be considered with caution. Recommendations for future research include involving a more representative sample, incorporating objective data to measure environmental variables and environmentally friendly products, and expanding the geographical scope of the study to compare results between different regions in Indonesia.

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Preferences for configurations of Positive Energy Districts – Insights from a discrete choice experiment on Swiss households

Cited by 16 publications

References 48 publications

Stated benefits of teleworking in Mexico City: a discrete choice experiment on office workers

Stated benefits of teleworking in Mexico City: a discrete choice experiment on office workers

Transition to Sustainable Energy System for Smart Cities—Literature Review

Renewable Energy and its Moderation on Green Home Selection in Indonesia: Bridging Environment, Product, and Value

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