What are typical levels of housing renovation? A typology based on Swedish public strategies

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The gap between energy policy and potential energy savings through renovation, and what is carried out in practice has been in focus of previous research. Various influencing factors such as economy, organisation, and social relations versus tenants has been studied to design guidelines to bridge this gap. There is a lack of empirical studies of how renovation is planned, and what factors will influence the renovation measures that are implemented. This paper takes the starting point in 42 on-going and planned housing renovation projects 2018 - 2021 carried out by three municipal housing companies in one major Swedish metropolitan area. Based on the character of these, three main types of housing renovation are defined. The most current type of renovation is bathroom and piping while climate envelope renovation and deep renovation are less common. Energy saving is decoupled from renovation activities which will have implications for implementation of policy for energy efficient renovation.

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Femenias, P., & Granath, K. (2022). What are typical levels of housing renovation? A typology based on Swedish public strategies. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 1085, p. 51DUMMY). Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1085/1/012049

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