Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emission through Energy-Saving Technologies for Heating Modular Buildings

Zhelykh, Vasyl; Furdas, Yurii; Adamski, Mariusz; Rebman, Maksym

doi:10.3390/environsciproc2021009010

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“…While the former group of incentives can be considered to be relatively simple in terms of implementation, they may on the other hand only be applicable to entities that have tax burden, as the latter group of renewable energy incentives provides the direct cash inflows and does not require payout. Finally, a third group of incentives examined is concerned with enhancement of liabilities and consists of subsidized revolving loans and green banks, providing financing through public-private partnerships to entities involved into green energy production and loan guarantees (Zhelykh et al, 2021;Dinçer et al, 2022).…”

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Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

Tryndina¹,

An²,

Varyash³

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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This review is dedicated to the analytical literature concerning the dynamics of different approaches to renewable energy promotion. Examples of major types of green energy incentives, including carbon tax, Feed-in Tariffs, and investments in research and development are covered in the paper, as well as the barriers and limitations to such practices and the contradictions existing in the field of renewable energy. The dynamics of the means of green energy promotion over this period have been addressed. This review analyzes energy considerations and the importance of raising public awareness on the issue. The evidence collected through the literature analysis, has proven that despite of a significant amount of work done in the field in the transition to the renewable energy sources, including the implementation of various incentives, controversial aspects remain that demand attention both from economists and policymakers. Modern best practices in the field of green energy incentives can be based on government initiatives or stem from the private sector. The most widely used policies for renewable energy promotion discussed in the reviewed studies are tax incentives; however, at the same time, numerous countries are providing fossil fuels subsidies to minimize the level of inequality. Finally, the outlook of different practices concerning financing of the transition from traditional energy sources to renewable ones is presented.

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Section: Renewable Energy Incentivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

Tryndina¹,

An²,

Varyash³

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Interactive analysis of green building materials promotion with relevance to energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions from Taiwan’s building sector

Tsai¹,

Tsai²

2022

Energy and Buildings

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Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emission through Energy-Saving Technologies for Heating Modular Buildings

Abstract: Providing housing with the possibility of rapid construction, with life support systems of the house that allow for the maintenance of comfortable living conditions for those who choose to live there.

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Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

Interactive analysis of green building materials promotion with relevance to energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions from Taiwan’s building sector

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