A new article by CIED researchers explores the interaction between the UK’s low energy housing policy and intermediation.
Journal Article
Tag: low energy housing
Intermediation and policy development in UK low energy housing
Improving the UK’s housing stock needs more than energy efficiency champions, says new report
If low-energy buildings are to become more widespread, new policy drivers will be crucial say researchers based at CIED at the University of Sussex.
Briefings and reports
Intermediaries and champions: the unsung heroes of low energy housing
By Mari Martiskainen and Paula Kivimaa Have you ever wanted to see what it’s like inside a low energy home? In Brighton you can, through Eco Open Houses, an event showcasing the latest ideas and practices in low energy, sustainable homes. The event is not only a boon for those who enjoy the opportunity to …
Driving innovation in low-energy buildings: key lessons from experience in the UK and Europe
Paula Kivimaa & Mari Martiskainen Buildings use around 40% of our total energy consumption and account for over 30% of Europe’s greenhouse gas emissions, but innovative building concepts – such as passive houses, zero-carbon buildings and whole house retrofits – are not yet widely used by the construction and renovation industry. How can we accelerate …
