Barriers Political, social Economic barriers Technical barriers (2) environmental, and legal Reduction barriers hidden agendas naive economics; big business researchers are not so does not understand the responsible for their results opportunity outreach; awareness of the percentage of cost for evaluating lack of building physics cost effectiveness products will become higher knowledge fear of change energy prices too low lack of benchmarking; no real performance data lack of knowledge of building cost effectiveness is not large gap between predicted stock and its dynamics; how synonymous to 'making money' and actual energy it changes over time, when to consumption of buildings retrofit, how much, how to control it problem ownership? liability payback too short lack of technical capacity / for success educated personnel political decisions on profit at society level, not at lack of knowledge of users public awareness is lacking individual level many actors, many levels different value of money among evaluation is dependent on actors use conditions which we do not know enough people in general don't too few creative entrepreneurs most people don't understand understand the importance of who see the opportunities how to use buildings (building) CO2 emissions people like to invest in new technologies, many of fail delicate problem when evaluating accurately existing products
Barriers (2) Reduction Political, social environmental, and legal barriers Economic barriers Technical barriers hidden agendas naive economics; big business does not understand the opportunity researchers are not so responsible for their results outreach; awareness of the cost effectiveness percentage of cost for evaluating products will become higher lack of building physics knowledge fear of change energy prices too low lack of benchmarking; no real performance data lack of knowledge of building stock and its dynamics; how it changes over time, when to retrofit, how much, how to control it cost effectiveness is not synonymous to 'making money' large gap between predicted and actual energy consumption of buildings problem ownership? liability for success payback too short lack of technical capacity / educated personnel political decisions on public awareness is lacking profit at society level, not at individual level lack of knowledge of users many actors, many levels different value of money among actors evaluation is dependent on use conditions which we do not know enough people in general don't understand the importance of (building) CO2 emissions too few creative entrepreneurs who see the opportunities most people don't understand how to use buildings people like to invest in new technologies, many of fail delicate problem when evaluating accurately existing products
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