Operators’ Perceptions of Energy Use and Actual Saving Opportunities for Tourism Accommodation

作者: Susanne Becken

DOI: 10.1080/10941665.2012.688512

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摘要: The last decade saw increased efforts by the tourism sector globally to understand and manage its energy requirements greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In recognition of substantial amounts consumed accommodation industry coupled with low levels efficiency, this study explores current practices opportunities for New Zealand sector. An survey 242 providers analyses 15 detailed audits are used identify operators’ perceptions on use, implementation savings measures, potentials costs. results that there is a gap between positive held operators implementation. Despite theoretical knowledge barriers efficiency conservation, still seems be need address apparent through enabling policy frameworks partnerships go beyond individual business. Good understandi...

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