Policies to enhance the drivers of green housing development in China

Zhang, L.; Wu, Jing; Liu, Hongyu

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2018.06.029

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“…Green residential buildings (GRBs) are the result of green practices in the residential sector, which are especially important in China due to the high proportion of residential buildings. However, promoting GRBs faces greater challenges than commercial buildings [4]. Developers of green commercial buildings hold and operate buildings by themselves, thus evaluate the net benefit from the whole life-cycle perspective.…”

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“…Such risks lead to the low market demand for GRBs, which hindered developers wanting to build green [3]. This potential market failure makes analyzing homebuyers' purchasing behavior of GRBs especially important in the Chinese green housing sector [4].…”

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“…Few researchers have paid adequate attention to the theoretical and empirical study of GRB value [16]. Additionally, although various empirical studies analyzed the drivers of homebuyers' acceptance of GRBs based on questionnaire surveys, case studies, and interviews [16], only a few studies had been conducted until very recently, and most of them were conducted on the purchasing behavior toward GRBs in developed nations [4,17]. Such research is lacking for developing nations, such as China, where the lack of broad acceptance of GRBs has become a major barrier to the GRB movement.…”

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“…Based on Equation (1) and the statements above, there were found to be 125 possible field force scores for the GRB value. 4 All field force scores of the value field were ranked in order from smallest to largest.…”

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Proposing a Value Field Model for Predicting Homebuyers’ Purchasing Behavior of Green Residential Buildings: A Case Study in China

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Understanding the motivations that stimulate homebuyers’ green purchasing behavior can increase market demand for green products, especially considering the comparably low market share of green products worldwide. In this context, various studies have been conducted examining consumers’ intentions to pay for green products. Nevertheless, there is still limited research on evaluating homebuyers’ purchasing behavior toward green residential buildings. This study argues that the value of green residential buildings (GRBs) affects their adoption, and thus exerts an invisible force on homebuyers’ purchasing behavior. It also finds that field theory provides a scientific perspective on this phenomenon. Thus, this paper proposes a value field model for evaluating homebuyers’ GRB purchasing behavior based on physical field theory and psychology field theory. In particular, physical field theory provides the measurement formula, while psychological field theory explains the effect of the force stimulating homebuyers’ purchasing intention, and ultimately influencing their purchasing behavior. The initial model consisted of a field source (green perceived value), target charge (GRB demand), distance (psychological distance), and value field factor. As the value field factor was calculated to be approximately equal to 1, the final model is a composite of a field source (green perceived value), target charge (GRB demand), and distance (psychological distance). The results validate the construction of the value field model on the basis of field theory. This research contributes to the body of knowledge by analyzing GRB value and provides a clearer understanding of how GRBs and the environment combine to fulfill homebuyers’ requirements and influence their GRB purchasing behavior.

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“…Boonyasri et al examined that the operation and also financial test of greenhouse drier for pork drying. It reasoned that the humidity content has been decreased from D B at 320 minutes in the opinion of greenhouse purification required just 260 minutes [25].Kashani and also Saladin offered examination of the greenhouse tube dryer. The effect revealed that SGTD lessens copra's dampness from 52.2percent to 8 percent at 55h under complete loading requirements.…”

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The policy trajectory of green building development in China: A sequential and network analysis

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Policies play an extremely important role in promoting the development of green building (GB). Despite multiple policies have been issued to promote the GB development, the low market share of GB in China indicates that the policy system is unsatisfactory. However, few studies have concentrated on the policy trajectory of GB development. This study aims to fill this gap using network‐based analysis to explore the policy trajectory of GB development from the perspective of policy agency, objective, and instrument. 129 national GB development policies were collected, and the trajectory of policy agency, objective, and instrument were analyzed. The main results are as follows: (1) cross‐functional‐ and cross‐hierarchical‐level coordination between policy‐issuing agencies tends to increase. The cooperation among policy agencies represents a strong core‐periphery structure feature; (2) the policy objectives are related to multiple dimensions of GB development, and the focuses of GB development policy objectives are dynamically changed but show continuity to some degree; (3) the adoption of policy instruments is structurally unbalanced, and the mismatch between policy instruments and policy objective should be addressed urgently. Corresponding policy recommendations are provided from policy agencies, objectives and instruments. This research provides a novel perspective on policy analysis, which offers useful information on policy making for GB development.

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Policies to enhance the drivers of green housing development in China

Cited by 77 publications

References 40 publications

Proposing a Value Field Model for Predicting Homebuyers’ Purchasing Behavior of Green Residential Buildings: A Case Study in China

Proposing a Value Field Model for Predicting Homebuyers’ Purchasing Behavior of Green Residential Buildings: A Case Study in China

A Research on Solar Greenhouse Dryer

The policy trajectory of green building development in China: A sequential and network analysis

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