Non-Technical Barriers to Energy Efficient Renovation of Residential Buildings and Potential Policy Instruments to overcome Them—Evidence from Young Russian Adults
作者： Satu Paiho , Hannele Ahvenniemi
关键词: Public relations 、 Context (language use) 、 Energy (esotericism) 、 Building renovation 、 Efficient energy use 、 Economic growth 、 Engineering 、 Government 、 Building energy 、 Information Dissemination
摘要: Several scientific articles discuss non-technical barriers and policy instruments related to energy efficient building renovation. However, they are seldom systematically categorized hardly ever Russian context even if housing provides remarkable potential for energy-efficiency improvements. This paper identifies renovations overcome these barriers. The study was carried out by using the following methods: first, we mapped addressed in renovation-related studies. Following this step, studied importance of feasibility various with a few selected experts. outcome interviews indicates that standards, information dissemination awareness raising most promote buildings Russia. Both students interviewed experts shared view role Government is highly important regarding introduction instruments.
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