Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
Financing and business models
The SmartBuilt4EU project has set up four task forces investigating issues related to smart buildings: their objective is to identify the remaining challenges and barriers to smart building deployment, and the associated research and innovation gaps that should be addressed in the near future. Task force 4 (“Cross-cutting issues”) addresses the transversal requirements (Business & Finance, data, education & upskilling) to support the market uptake of smart buildings, and the strengthening of the related ecosystem. The first topic addressed by this task force and presented in this paper is Financing and business models. Smart building solutions are a strong leverage for increased energy efficiency in buildings, improved quality of life for occupants and added value for work performance. However, innovative business models and smart financing mechanisms are required to support and accelerate the ‘smartening’ of the EU building stock, which is not happening at the required pace to reach the EU goal of climate neutrality. This white paper therefore aims to provide an overview on what is known and what should be further investigated to answer the following questions: Innovative business models to finance the roll-out and operation of Smart Building solutions have already been demonstrated, but their replication is very slow: how can this replication be supported? Smart technologies can trigger new business opportunities and revenue streams for upgraded, innovative energy services which valorise energy savings and flexible consumption and generation: how can this key enabling role be fostered? In its first part, this paper provides a state of the art regarding the following issues, specific attention being paid to EC-funded projects: Existing innovative business models: A variety of business models for the smartening of the building stock exist today (both for existing and for new buildings), and more are being developed by R&D projects and market actors. However, they have so far mostly focussed on energy ...
Financing and business models
The SmartBuilt4EU project has set up four task forces investigating issues related to smart buildings: their objective is to identify the remaining challenges and barriers to smart building deployment, and the associated research and innovation gaps that should be addressed in the near future. Task force 4 (“Cross-cutting issues”) addresses the transversal requirements (Business & Finance, data, education & upskilling) to support the market uptake of smart buildings, and the strengthening of the related ecosystem. The first topic addressed by this task force and presented in this paper is Financing and business models. Smart building solutions are a strong leverage for increased energy efficiency in buildings, improved quality of life for occupants and added value for work performance. However, innovative business models and smart financing mechanisms are required to support and accelerate the ‘smartening’ of the EU building stock, which is not happening at the required pace to reach the EU goal of climate neutrality. This white paper therefore aims to provide an overview on what is known and what should be further investigated to answer the following questions: Innovative business models to finance the roll-out and operation of Smart Building solutions have already been demonstrated, but their replication is very slow: how can this replication be supported? Smart technologies can trigger new business opportunities and revenue streams for upgraded, innovative energy services which valorise energy savings and flexible consumption and generation: how can this key enabling role be fostered? In its first part, this paper provides a state of the art regarding the following issues, specific attention being paid to EC-funded projects: Existing innovative business models: A variety of business models for the smartening of the building stock exist today (both for existing and for new buildings), and more are being developed by R&D projects and market actors. However, they have so far mostly focussed on energy ...
Financing and business models
Laffont-Eloire , Karine (Autor:in) / SmartBuilt4EU, Task Force members (Autor:in)
30.09.2021
oai:zenodo.org:7669631
Paper
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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690
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