Sustainability Information Provision (SIP) framework: A review of the promotion of sustainability in the residential sector

Rashed, Yussra; Omrani, Sara; Nilsson, Danie; Drogemuller, Robin

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2022.109930

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An experimental study on premium measurement in response to residents' willingness to pay for green housing in urban areas

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Long

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An experimental study on premium measurement in response to residents' willingness to pay for green housing in urban areas

Li,

Qian,

Long

et al. 2024

Resources, Conservation and Recycling

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Sustainability promotion through information provision: the perspective of Australian apartment owners and renters

Rashed,

Omrani,

Nilsson

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A Smart Multi-Criteria Assessment of Housing Energy Efficiency Relevant to Occupants’ Socio–Demographic Characteristics: A Concept Paper

Javad Asadpoor,

Jahanshahi

2024

Housing and Sustainability - Achieving a Sustainable Future [Working Title]

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Housing energy efficiency has a critical role in greenhouse gas and carbon emission mitigation. Previous studies have seldom considered the interrelationships among the different architectural aspects, i.e. human, building, environment, and climate in impacting housing energy efficiency. Given this gap, a literature review was conducted to explain the conceptual platform of the study. Then detailed cross-comparisons among five recent studies were made to develop the variable setting of the study. The study then addressed the implications of artificial intelligence in a multi-criteria assessment of housing energy efficiency. In conclusion, the overall improvement of housing energy consumption depends on a balanced interplay between the different architectural aspects, with an especial emphasis on the role of occupants’ socio-demographic characteristics. To achieve this goal it is necessary to develop a smart multi-criteria energy efficiency assessment tool, which also assists in putting passive climatic principles in practice, and in reducing fossil fuel dependency.

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Sustainability Information Provision (SIP) framework: A review of the promotion of sustainability in the residential sector

Cited by 3 publications

References 43 publications

An experimental study on premium measurement in response to residents' willingness to pay for green housing in urban areas

An experimental study on premium measurement in response to residents' willingness to pay for green housing in urban areas

Sustainability promotion through information provision: the perspective of Australian apartment owners and renters

A Smart Multi-Criteria Assessment of Housing Energy Efficiency Relevant to Occupants’ Socio–Demographic Characteristics: A Concept Paper

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