Pattern analysis and suggestion of energy efficiency retrofit for existing residential buildings in China's northern heating region
Lv Shilei,
Wu Yong and
Sun Jinying
Energy Policy, 2009, vol. 37, issue 6, 2102-2105
Abstract:
In China, Energy Efficiency Retrofit for Existing Residential Buildings (EERFERB) is faced with a fast development status. The Central Government decided to prompt the retrofit of 1.5x108Â m2 existing residential buildings in China's northern heating region during the "11th Five-Years Plan". But, at present, the relative incentive policies and measurements are very insufficient. Especially, on the aspect of the retrofit pattern about the organization, retrofit content, investing and financing mode, the policy and management and other factors, no existing successful one can be spreaded into the whole northern heating region. This research not only analyzed the foreign advanced methods, drew lessons from their retrofit in Germany and Poland, but contrasted and analyzed energy efficiency retrofit demonstrations from Harbin, Tianjin, Tangshan and Baotou in China to get our domestic successful patterns and experience. Finally, some recommended retrofit patterns are presented, which can be applied for the instruction and decision-making for the Chinese local governments.
Keywords: EERFERB; Pattern; China (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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