GRRNE DEFAULTS ALS INSTRUMENT EINER NACHHALTIGEN ENERGIENACHFRAGEPOLITIK ERGEBNISBERICHT: DER NUDGE-ANSATZ ZUR FFRDERUNG DES WANDELS VON WERTEN UND LEBENSSTILEN: STAND DER FORSCHUNG UND BEWERTUNG VON NATIONALEN UND INTERNATIONALEN ANWENDUNGSBEISPIELEN VON DEFAULTS IM KONSUMFELD ENERGIE (Green Defaults as Instruments of a Sustainable Energy Demand Policy Project Report: Kopernikus-Projekt 'Systemintegration': Energiewende-Navigationssystem (ENavi), Project Grant No. 03SFK4J1, German Ministry of Education an

Bernauer, Manuela; Reisch, Lucia A.

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“…5 As mentioned later in the discussion there is suggestive evidence that there was a supply response making such biofuels more easily available in the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg as compared to neigh-boring states (Bernauer and Reisch, 2018). 6 We observe the type of heating for about two thirds of the sample (distributed equally across new and existing buildings).…”

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State Mandates on Renewable Heating Technologies and the Housing Market

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Graevenitz²

2023

Land Economics

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We study the effect of a state level mandate on renewable heating technologies on the housing market. The mandate requires a minimum share of 10 % renewable energy sources when changing the heating system in the existing building stock. The mandate could lower the relative price of homes in the existing building stock. We implement a two stage difference-in-differences nearest neighbor matching approach to identify the effect on prices taking advantage of differences in regulation by location and vintage of the building stock.We find no evidence of a negative effect of the mandate on housing prices.

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