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|No additional actions. Buildings represent approximately 40% of energy consumption and the potential energy saving is more than 20%. | |No additional actions. Buildings represent approximately 40% of energy consumption and the potential energy saving is more than 20%. | ||
|Increased insulation of buildings and other recast actions. More energy efficient buildings provide better living conditions and save money to all citizens. The estimated impact of the recast is energy savings of 60-80 Mtoe in 2020 or the total EU energy consumption will be reduced by 5-6%. | |Increased insulation of buildings and other recast actions. More energy efficient buildings provide better living conditions and save money to all citizens. The estimated impact of the recast is energy savings of 60-80 Mtoe in 2020 or the total EU energy consumption will be reduced by 5-6%. | ||
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|Increased use of renewable energy sources | |Increased use of renewable energy sources | ||
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|Behavioral changes | |Behavioral changes | ||
|No additional actions. | |No additional actions. | ||
|Heating / cooling demands reduced, wider (unconditioned) indoor temperature ranges accepted (15-27 C? instead of optimum of 18-24 C | |Heating / cooling demands reduced, wider (unconditioned) indoor temperature ranges accepted (15-27 C? instead of optimum of 18-24 C) | ||
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|Sustainable urban planning / more efficient urban structures | |Sustainable urban planning / more efficient urban structures | ||
|No additional actions. | |No additional actions. | ||
|Increasing land-use densities; larger percentage (?) of population living in cities (currently some 80% in Europe). | |Increasing land-use densities; larger percentage (?) of population living in cities (currently some 80% in Europe). | ||
Additional policies that may run parallel: Promoting higher density mixed-use development; Preventing urban sprawl; Increase in amount of waste recycled; Reduction in amount of contaminated land in the city; Reduced pesticide use in the city; Improved natural water quality; Increase in green purchasing; Improvements to existing green space (parks, woods); Increase in number of nature conservation areas in the city; Reduction in energy used by the city; Improved public safety; Sustainable transport; Less air pollution and noise; Increase in proportion of citizens satisfied with the environment in the city | Additional policies that may run parallel: Promoting higher density mixed-use development; Preventing urban sprawl; Increase in amount of waste recycled; Reduction in amount of contaminated land in the city; Reduced pesticide use in the city; Improved natural water quality; Increase in green purchasing; Improvements to existing green space (parks, woods); Increase in number of nature conservation areas in the city; Reduction in energy used by the city; Improved public safety; Sustainable transport; Less air pollution and noise; Increase in proportion of citizens satisfied with the environment in the city | ||
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Scope
What are potential building policies in Europe (EU-30) during the period 2010-2050 such that
- they maintain or improve the building infrastructure,
- they help to achieve the climate change mitigation targets,
- they are economically feasible?
Definition
Data
Dependencies
European climate scenarios. Population and migration.
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Result
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| European climate scenario | ||
|---|---|---|
| Policy | European BAU | European policy scenario |
| EPBD 2002 | None of the policies below | All of the policies below |
| EPBD 2008 (proposal for recast) | None but this | All but this |
| More renewables in heating / cooling | None but this | All but this |
| Behavioral changes | None but this | All but this |
| More efficient urban structures | None but this | All but this |
For an explanation about the logic of the policy combinations, see Road transport policies in Europe#Result.
| Policy | Reference (BAU) | Policy option |
|---|---|---|
| EPBD 2010 (proposal for recast) | No additional actions. Buildings represent approximately 40% of energy consumption and the potential energy saving is more than 20%. | Increased insulation of buildings and other recast actions. More energy efficient buildings provide better living conditions and save money to all citizens. The estimated impact of the recast is energy savings of 60-80 Mtoe in 2020 or the total EU energy consumption will be reduced by 5-6%. |
| Increased use of renewable energy sources | No additional actions. | Increased percentages (?) of heating / cooling is done by 1) wood burning and 2) heat pumps 3) solar / wind. 4) On-demand ventilation. |
| Behavioral changes | No additional actions. | Heating / cooling demands reduced, wider (unconditioned) indoor temperature ranges accepted (15-27 C? instead of optimum of 18-24 C) |
| Sustainable urban planning / more efficient urban structures | No additional actions. | Increasing land-use densities; larger percentage (?) of population living in cities (currently some 80% in Europe).
Additional policies that may run parallel: Promoting higher density mixed-use development; Preventing urban sprawl; Increase in amount of waste recycled; Reduction in amount of contaminated land in the city; Reduced pesticide use in the city; Improved natural water quality; Increase in green purchasing; Improvements to existing green space (parks, woods); Increase in number of nature conservation areas in the city; Reduction in energy used by the city; Improved public safety; Sustainable transport; Less air pollution and noise; Increase in proportion of citizens satisfied with the environment in the city |
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