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100 1 Müller, Matthias,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
n92021687|eauthor.
245 10 Diffusion dynamics of energy-efficient renovations :
|bcausalities and policy recommendations /|cby Matthias
Muller.
264 1 Berlin :|bSpringer,|c2013.
300 1 online resource.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
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490 1 Lecture notes in energy ;|v14
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |gPart I:|tIntroduction: Questions and Approach of the
Study.|g1.|tIntroduction --|tMotivation and General
Research Question --|tRelevant Streams of Research --
|tMain Contributors to the Research Field --|tMajor
Contributions --|tConclusion: The Research Gap --
|tResearch Questions, Scope of the Study and Excluded
Aspects. --|tConceptualization, Structure and Conventions
--|tConceptualization. --|tStructure --|tConventions --
|tTheories and Definitions --|tBackground of the Study --
|g2.|tResearch Design and Methods --|tResearch Design --
|tSystems Thinking and Theory Building --|tRelated
Methodologies --|tDescription of the Research Process --
|tMethods --|tLiterature Review --|tSelection of
Interviewees --|tExpert Interviews --|tTranscription and
Analysis of Interviews --|tCausal Loop Diagrams --
|tQuantitative Modeling with System Dynamics. --|tModel
Testing and Validation --|tDiscussion and Conclusions.
505 80 |gPart II:|tAnalytical Perspectives: Toward a Systemic
Model of the Societal Problem Situation.|g3.|tClimate
Change, Energy Use Patterns and the Stock of Buildings:
Outline of a Societal Problem Situation --|tTheoretical
Foundation: Defining Societal Problem Situations --
|tClimate Change --|tScientific Perspectives on Climate
Change --|tClimate Change as a Field of Contest. --
|tPublic Policies in Response to Climate Change --|tEnergy
Use --|tPatterns in Energy Supply, Demand and Use. --
|tEnergy Policy as a Field of Contest --|tPublic Policies
in Response to Problematic Energy-Use Patterns --|tStock
of Buildings --|tPhysical Aspects of Switzerland's Stock
of Buildings --|tEnergy Use in Buildings --|tEmissions
from Buildings --|tHousing and the Rental Market --
|tElements of the Diffusion of Energy-Efficient
Renovations. --|tTheoretical Foundation: Explaining the
Diffusion of Innovations --|tConstruction --|tRenovation
Practices.
505 80 |tEnergy-Efficient Building Designs --|tTechnological and
Economical Progress in Energy-Efficient Building Designs -
-|tEconomics of Energy-Efficient Building Designs. --
|tDrivers of and Barriers to the Diffusion of Energy
Efficient Renovations --|tInstitutional Context, Policies
and Instruments --|tInstitutional Context. --|tTheoretical
Foundation: Typology of Tools for Sustainable Development
--|tCommand and Control Instruments --|tEconomic
Instruments --|tService and Infrastructure Instruments --
|tCollaborative Agreements --|tCommunication and Diffusion
Instruments --|tImpacts and Implications --|tConclusions -
-|g4.|tA Small Model for the Analysis of the
Transformation of the Stock of Buildings --|tReview of
Current Knowledge in the Dynamic Behavior of the Stock of
Buildings --|tSetup of the Small Simulation Model.
505 80 |tModeling the Stock of Buildings and its CO₂-Emissions. -
-|tBuilding Sector --|tEnergy Coefficients of EE and NEE
Floor Space. --|tCO₂ Emission Sector --|tScenario
Analysis. --|tScenarios --|tSimulation Results --
|tDiscussion. --|tImplications for Policy-Making --
|tConclusions --|g5.|tActors in the Societal Problem
Situation --|tRenovation Process --|tList of Actors --
|tActors in the Market --|tCivil Society Actors --|tActors
in the State --|tActors in the Simulation Model --
|tBuilding Owners --|tTenants --|tArchitects --|tAdvocacy
Coalitions --|tConclusions: Actors' Effect on the
Diffusion Process --|g6.|tA Feedback Perspective on the
Diffusion of Energy-Efficient Renovations --|tEnergy-
Efficient Renovations Transform the Stock of Buildings
(Loop A, Balancing).
505 80 |tSupply of Energy-Efficient Housing (Loop C, Balancing) -
-|tMarket-Driven Technology Improvement and its Perception
by Building Owners --|tMarket-Driven Technology
Improvement and its Perception by Tenants --|tPublic
Policy Accelerates the Improvement of Technology (Loop F,
Balancing) --|tAvailability of Adequate Technology Creates
Further Pressure for Public Policy Interventions (Loop G,
Reinforcing) --|tPublic Policy Accelerates the Diffusion
of Energy-Efficient Building Designs (Loop H, Balancing).
--|tPublic Policy Tightens Mandatory Standards (Loop I,
Reinforcing) --|tPublic Policy Increases the Cost of
Heating (Loop J, Balancing) --|tDiscussion and Conclusions
--|gPart III:|tResults: A Synthetic Model for Policy
Analysis.|g7.|tA Rich Model of the Diffusion Dynamics of
Energy-Efficient Renovations --|tSetup.
505 80 |tOverview of Model Modules, Sectors and Boundaries --
|tStock of Buildings (Module 1) --|tSupply and Demand on
the Housing Market (Module 2) --|tSetup of the Module. --
|tBuilding Owners' Decision Making and the Supply of
Housings --|tTenants' Decision Making and the Demand for
Housings --|tRental Prices and Costs of Renting Technology
(Module 3) --|tTechnological Quality of the Two Renovation
Strategies --|tConstruction Costs of the Renovation
Strategies --|tArchitects' Reactions to Technological
Change --|tCivil Society and State Interventions (Module
4) --|tCivil Society --|tReactions of the State. --
|tSelected Insights from Model Analysis --|tEffect of
Energy Price --|tStart-Up Difficulties of Technology --
|tImportance of Exogenous Drivers --|tModel Testing
Procedures --|g8.|tTransformation of the Societal Problem
Situation --|tIntroduction.
505 80 |tTheoretical Foundation: Elements of the Transformation
of Societal Problem Situations --|tMarketing --
|tContribution of System Dynamics --|tAnalysis of Single
Intervention Levers --|tApproach --|tResults --|tAnalysis
of Packages of Intervention Levers --|tIncrease the Supply
of and the Demand for Energy-Efficient Housing. --|tLegal
Energy Coefficient and Subsidies --|tBroad Series of
Interventions --|tDiscussion: Transformation of the
Societal Problem Situation --|tReview of Results --
|tRegulations for the Transformation of the Stock of
Buildings --|tImmobility: An Innovation in Support of
Building Owners --|tInterventions into the Renovation
Process --|tInstruments for Intervention Levers --
|tConclusions --|gPart IV:|tDiscussion and Conclusions --
|g9.|tDiscussion and Conclusions --|tIntroduction. --
|tSpecific Research Questions Revisited --|tConclusions. -
-|tContributions of the Study.
520 Accelerating the diffusion of energy-efficient renovations
is a key policy lever in order to reduce theenvironmental
impact of buildings. This book provides a broad, systemic
perspective on the causes of thediffusion of energy-
efficient renovations in Switzerland and policy
recommendations for accelerating thediffusion process.
Specifically, the book provides a description of the
societal problem situation within whichthe diffusion
process takes place and an analysis of the actors
involved. It provides a detailed explanationof the causes
of the diffusion process that synthesizes insights from
the engineering, economics, marketing, sociology,
communication studies and political science literature. It
employs the SystemDynamics methodology to simulate the
diffusion process and analyze policy levers. The book
proposes tworegulations and a sketch of a business model
as particularly promising public policy interventions. It
concludes with an outline of a generic theory of the
diffusion of sustainable technologies.
546 English.
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