Strategies for deep renovation market of detached houses

Mainali, Brijesh; Mahapatra, Krushna; Pardalis, Georgios

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2020.110659

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“…Generally, homeowners do not carry out more than one or two major renovations in the lifetime of their homes, but this decision is often influenced by different aspects. The most relevant are knowledge networks that may be misinformed, and advice from renovation companies, which may have their own interests and constraints to promote certain actions and avoid others [86].…”

Section: Social Factorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Circular Economy in the European Construction Sector: A Review of Strategies for Implementation in Building Renovation

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Building renovation was declared a key point for sustainable development, however, the renovation rate of residential buildings in the European Union is insufficient to meet the climate and energy targets set. This paper analyses the main circular economy models used in the construction sector, as well as the situation of the building renovation market, to set a framework for circular economy models in building renovation. Of all the existing strategies in this sector, design, material recovery, building renovation and end-of-life actions would be the best, respectively. It also includes a market analysis consisting of a literature review covering PEST perspectives (political, economic, social and technical) and a SWOT analysis (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats), concluding with a market gap analysis. The results of these analyses allow the development of a series of suggestions and strategies to be followed in order to solve the main barriers that hinder the implementation of the circular economy in the building´s renovation sector.

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Section: Social Factorsmentioning

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Circular Economy in the European Construction Sector: A Review of Strategies for Implementation in Building Renovation

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“…While deep renovation is, in one sense, part of a wider building lifecycle, within the deep renovation process, there are four clear phases-(i) planning and design, (ii) retrofitting, (iii) operation and monitoring and (iv) end-of-life. At its core, a lifecycle approach suggests that the best available technological solutions and construction practices should be implemented in every step of the renovation activities across the renovation project lifecycle [50,66]. It is widely acknowledged that deep renovation plans are rarely made from a lifecycle perspective [67][68][69].…”

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“…In contrast, economic modelling suggests that a full-lifecycle approach to deep renovation results in substantial energy savings, while avoiding adverse effects [68]. Indeed, Mainali et al [66] suggested that encouraging systematically planned stepwise deep renovation through single-source platforms with associated linkages to appropriate finance mechanisms could attract owner support for deep renovation. From a strategic perspective, developing an architecture from a full-cycle perspective allows stakeholders at each step in the lifecycle leverage and share the benefits of the architecture (including associated data flows), as well as introduce network effects into the economics of the ICT platform, in this case RINNO [70].…”

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RINNO: Towards an Open Renovation Platform for Integrated Design and Delivery of Deep Renovation Projects

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The building stock accounts for a significant portion of worldwide energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. While the majority of the existing building stock has poor energy performance, deep renovation efforts are stymied by a wide range of human, technological, organisational and external environment factors across the value chain. A key challenge is integrating appropriate human resources, materials, fabrication, information and automation systems and knowledge management in a proper manner to achieve the required outcomes and meet the relevant regulatory standards, while satisfying a wide range of stakeholders with differing, often conflicting, motivations. RINNO is a Horizon 2020 project that aims to deliver a set of processes that, when working together, provide a system, repository, marketplace and enabling workflow process for managing deep renovation projects from inception to implementation. This paper presents a roadmap for an open renovation platform for managing and delivering deep renovation projects for residential buildings based on seven design principles. We illustrate a preliminary stepwise framework for applying the platform across the full-lifecycle of a deep renovation project. Based on this work, RINNO will develop a new open renovation software platform that will be implemented and evaluated at four pilot sites with varying construction, regulatory, market and climate contexts.

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“…Motivated by the sustainable development and energy goals of the EU, deep renovation of buildings in Denmark and Sweden is trending. Mainali, Mahapatra, and Pardalis [57] launched a market analysis covering the political, economic, social, and technical dimensions based on systematic literature review and interviews with 49 stakeholders. Technology advancement for renovation, enforcement of artisans' quality assurance systems, and appropriate energy/carbon pricing mechanisms could accelerate the renovation process.…”

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Exploring Opportunities and Challenges of Solar PV Power under Carbon Peak Scenario in China: A PEST Analysis

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China has experienced rapid social and economic development in the past 40 years. However, excessive consumption of fossil fuel energy has caused an energy shortage and led to severe environmental pollution. To achieve sustainable development, China is striving to transform its growth mode. Adopting renewable energy (RE) including solar photovoltaic (PV) power is an effective measure. How to promote the further development of solar PV power under the scenario of China’s aspirational target of carbon peak by 2030 and 20% RE ratio in the energy mix remains a theme that need to be addressed. This paper analyzes the potential opportunities and challenges confronting solar PV power in China. The analysis covers the dimensions of political, economic, social, and technological (PEST). The results revealed a significant prospect for the further deployment of solar PV power in the coming decades. The aggressive estimated installed capacity of solar PV power is expected to reach 80+ GW annually. To successfully achieve the goal of 80+ GW, barriers that hinder the further development of solar PV power have to be eliminated. Suggestions for policymakers include maintaining enforceability and continuity of policies, favorable financial supports, mandatory RE quotas for all parties, and supporting fundamental R&D. Suggestions for the solar PV industry include full utilization of integrated applications, set up an after-sales service network, collaborative innovation among the industry chain, and engaging in storage and hydrogen technology. The findings are greatly beneficial for policymakers and the solar PV industry.

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Strategies for deep renovation market of detached houses

Cited by 24 publications

References 63 publications

Circular Economy in the European Construction Sector: A Review of Strategies for Implementation in Building Renovation

Circular Economy in the European Construction Sector: A Review of Strategies for Implementation in Building Renovation

RINNO: Towards an Open Renovation Platform for Integrated Design and Delivery of Deep Renovation Projects

Exploring Opportunities and Challenges of Solar PV Power under Carbon Peak Scenario in China: A PEST Analysis

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