Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
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Modelling Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Australian Residential Building Construction
International pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions has forced many countries to look beyond ‘demand side’ measures. Several industry sectors are examining indirect requirements for energy and other resources that involve significant greenhouse gas emissions. The operation of buildings is responsible for approximately one quarter of greenhouse gas emissions in Australia. Moreover, he construction process consumes vast quantities of raw materials and complex goods and services each year. Each of the processes required for the provision of these products requires energy, and most of this is fossil fuel based. A national model of greenhouse gas emissions is required for residential building construction, to indicate where emissions reduction strategies should focus. A disaggregated input-output model is developed for the Australian residential building construction sector, and recommendations are made about how this model can be used in the development of policies of emissions mitigation for both the sector and individual residential buildings.
Modelling Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Australian Residential Building Construction
International pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions has forced many countries to look beyond ‘demand side’ measures. Several industry sectors are examining indirect requirements for energy and other resources that involve significant greenhouse gas emissions. The operation of buildings is responsible for approximately one quarter of greenhouse gas emissions in Australia. Moreover, he construction process consumes vast quantities of raw materials and complex goods and services each year. Each of the processes required for the provision of these products requires energy, and most of this is fossil fuel based. A national model of greenhouse gas emissions is required for residential building construction, to indicate where emissions reduction strategies should focus. A disaggregated input-output model is developed for the Australian residential building construction sector, and recommendations are made about how this model can be used in the development of policies of emissions mitigation for both the sector and individual residential buildings.
Modelling Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Australian Residential Building Construction
Treloar, Graham J. (Autor:in)
International Journal of Construction Management ; 1 ; 31-46
01.01.2001
16 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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