Integrating residents’ heating practices into energy retrofit decision-making: a sufficiency-oriented approach

In the energy retrofit decision-making process, standardized assumptions about thermal comfort overlook the diversity of residents’ heating practices, promoting a one-size-fits-all approach. This can lead to resource-intensive interventions that fail to deliver proportional energy savings, cost-efficiency, and carbon emissions reductions. In our recent publication, co-authored with Carolina Recart, Lenneke Kuijer and Roel Loonen, we integrate residents’ heating practices into the decision-making process to rethink the scale of envelope retrofits through a sufficiency approach. By aligning retrofit strategies with residents’ heating practices, we identified more suitable solutions, such as moderate retrofits or targeted measures, that deliver higher cost-effectiveness and environmental benefits.

Working on a new meaning-making in the energy transition through living labs 

Beneath you can read an article by Anna de Zeeuw, Rosa Koetsenruijter, Erik Jansen en Ilona van Breugel. This article has been retrieved via: https://publications.hva.nl/bewogen-stad-16/de-rol-van-taal-in-energietransitie The energy transition brings together many different worlds: housing associations, energy companies, municipalities, social enterprises, and research institutions must work together, but that is never easy. Sometimes it seems like

Advancing justice in energy renovation for vulnerable neighborhoods

Hieronder leest u een academische publicatie door Diletta Ricci, Thaleia Konstantinou en Henk Visscher uit 2024. Dit artikel is geraadpleegd via: https://pure.tudelft.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/196686391/Advancing_justice_in_energy_renovation_for_vulnerable_neighbourhoods.pdf

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Hieronder leest u een academische publicatie door Piet de Koning, Simone van Wieringen, Lenneke Kuijer, Joep Frens en Berry Eggen uit 2024.