Improving Energy Efficiency with the Risk of Investment of Reference to Urban Development of Zielona Góra

Abstract

Abstract:The purpose of this article is a risk assessment of investments aimed at increasing the energy efficiency of urban development, in accordance with the terms agreed in the common EU policy, which would be cost-effective and optimal in technical, social and political terms. Factors affecting the change in the energy efficiency of selected buildings were determined by using multi-criteria comparative analysis. An attempt was made of economic justification of future energy-efficient building on the example of research carried out in the area of one of the quarters of Zielona Góra, taking into account a possibility of gaining funds from the European Union in a new 2014-2020 perspective. Investment activities were prioritized on the basis of the achieved synthetic indexes, hence giving the answer on priority in establishing activities in local politics.

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