A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Decarbonisation of the building stock
This report is a part of the Nordic Sustainable Construction programme initiated by the Nordic Ministers of Construction and Housing and funded by Nordic Innovation. The programme contributes to the Nordic Vision 2030 by supporting the Nordics in becoming the leading region in sustainable and competitive construction and housing with minimised environmental and climate impact. The programme supports the green transition of the Nordic construction sector by creating and sharing new knowledge, initiating debates in the sector, creating networks, workshops and best-practice cases, and facilitating Nordic harmonisation of regulation for buildings’ climate impact. The programme runs from 2021-2024 and consists of the following focus areas: Work package 1 – Nordic Harmonisation of Life Cycle Assessment Work package 2 – Circular Business Models and Procurement Work package 3 – Sustainable Construction Materials and Architecture Work package 4 – Emission-free Construction Sites Work package 5 – Programme Secretariat and Capacity-Building Activities for Increased Reuse of Construction Materials This report is a final deliverable for Work Package 1, task 4 focusing on carbon limit values for buildings and monitoring decarbonisation of the building stock. Work Package 1 is led by the Finnish Ministry of Environment. The work has been carried out by SWECO, BUILD – AALBORG UNIVERSITY, LCA Support, and EFLA. And with inputs from a large group of experts from the Nordic countries and Estonia.
Decarbonisation of the building stock
This report is a part of the Nordic Sustainable Construction programme initiated by the Nordic Ministers of Construction and Housing and funded by Nordic Innovation. The programme contributes to the Nordic Vision 2030 by supporting the Nordics in becoming the leading region in sustainable and competitive construction and housing with minimised environmental and climate impact. The programme supports the green transition of the Nordic construction sector by creating and sharing new knowledge, initiating debates in the sector, creating networks, workshops and best-practice cases, and facilitating Nordic harmonisation of regulation for buildings’ climate impact. The programme runs from 2021-2024 and consists of the following focus areas: Work package 1 – Nordic Harmonisation of Life Cycle Assessment Work package 2 – Circular Business Models and Procurement Work package 3 – Sustainable Construction Materials and Architecture Work package 4 – Emission-free Construction Sites Work package 5 – Programme Secretariat and Capacity-Building Activities for Increased Reuse of Construction Materials This report is a final deliverable for Work Package 1, task 4 focusing on carbon limit values for buildings and monitoring decarbonisation of the building stock. Work Package 1 is led by the Finnish Ministry of Environment. The work has been carried out by SWECO, BUILD – AALBORG UNIVERSITY, LCA Support, and EFLA. And with inputs from a large group of experts from the Nordic countries and Estonia.
Decarbonisation of the building stock
Balouktsi, Maria (author) / Kanafani, Kai (author) / Francart, Nicolas (author) / Langkjær, Nicolaj (author) / Ryberg, Morten (author)
2024-09-05
Balouktsi , M , Kanafani , K , Francart , N , Langkjær , N & Ryberg , M 2024 , Decarbonisation of the building stock . Nordic Innovation .
Book
Electronic Resource
English
Analysis of Frameworks for the Assessment of the Building Stock Decarbonisation in Europe
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