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In this paper, we identify the socio-economic attributes and attitudes that have influenced
house owners in renovating their homes in the past. Our study is based on responses to an …

O light wood frame (LWF) representa grande inovação para o setor de construção civil no
Brasil, devido a suas características de racionalização de material, flexibilidade …

ABSTRACT Mass Engineered Timber (MET) has emerged as an innovative construction
material used in the creation of low-carbon buildings. However, more built examples are …

In order to control climate change it is important to limit the atmospheric concentration of
carbon dioxide (CO2). Increased energy efficiency, as well as a shift from fossil fuels to …

Existing studies of heating products have analyzed the adoption of energy-efficient heating
technologies from diverse micro and macroeconomic aspects, such as diffusion of …

Energy efficiency improvements in the residential sector have many benefits, such as
reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving energy security, creating jobs and …

There is a large potential to reduce primary energy use and CO 2 emissions from the
Swedish building stock. Here detached houses heated by oil, natural gas or electric boilers …

As demand for renewable energy is increasing rapidly, the market for biomass pellets is
expected to continue to grow in the near future. Most of the new raw materials that are …

Due to the increasing role of the digitalization and the emergence of new consumption
patterns, end customers became empowered decision makers. They show the tendency to …