A choice experiment for testing the energy-efficiency mortgage as a tool for promoting sustainable finance.

ABSTRACT: The challenges currently facing the EU in the energy sector include increasing import dependence, limited diversification, high and volatile energy prices, decarbonization, and slow progress in energy efficiency. EU energy policy has provided a wide range of measures to achieve an integrated energy market and sustainability of the building sector. Various incentives and financial instruments have been promoted and financed by governments to help consumers in energy retrofit processes. These include direct investments and fiscal, financial, and market instruments. Public measures have been widely studied but private initiatives have not. In this study, the energy-efficiency mortgage (EEM) is investigated as a credit scheme to attract young people to a real estate market for sustainable buil

SUBMITTER: Dell'Anna F 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9064716 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature