Descripción del proyecto
Investigación profunda del potencial de la energía geotérmica superficial
Lo más probable es que su casa desperdicie cerca de un tercio de la energía que consume. Casi las tres cuartas partes de los edificios de viviendas de la Unión Europea son energéticamente ineficientes. Para revertir esta tendencia, los expertos recomiendan emplear la energía geotérmica superficial: una solución prometedora hipocarbónica para suministrar calefacción o refrigeración y ahorrar energía. Con todo, su grado de aceptación es bajo. El sector está estancado en una rutina de renovación a pequeña escala y escasa debido a los elevados costes de inversión y a la falta de cooperación de los propietarios de los edificios. En el proyecto PSGHCERB, financiado por las Acciones Marie Skłodowska-Curie, se desarrollará un mecanismo de incentivos eficaz a fin de dar un vuelco a esta situación. Su equipo investigará la posible disposición a cooperar y las fuerzas impulsoras detrás de las diferentes partes interesadas (Gobiernos, proveedores de tecnología y servicios y propietarios).
Objetivo
Almost 75% of the EU's existing residential building is energy inefficient. However, currently, only about 1% of the existing residential building is renovated each year. Although some studies have considered using shallow geothermal to provide heating/cooling to promote the deep energy-saving renovation of existing residential buildings, there is still a small-scale and low renovation rate in practice. The main reasons include residents' lack of cooperation, high investment costs, unawareness of technology, low subsidies, ineffective incentives, lack of motivation from technology & services suppliers, low-profit margins, market & institutional barriers, etc. This project aims to develop an efficient incentive mechanism of promoting shallow geothermal heating/cooling for existing residential buildings (SGHCERB) to improve its low energy-saving renovation rate in the EU. First, this project will investigate the potential cooperation willingness, and driving forces of different stakeholders (i.e. governments, technology & services suppliers, and householders) for promoting SGHCERB from a European perspective. Then, this project will develop a novel multi-agent behavioral game model that can satisfy all involved stakeholders to achieve win-win cooperation. This model will form this basis for the efficient incentive mechanisms that can simultaneously promote SGHCERB and achieve the benefits balance for different stakeholders. In addition, this project will provide specific policy optimization suggestions for local governments to improve the overall implementation efficiency of SGHCERB in accordance with local conditions. This project will help to speed up the EU in achieving CO2 emission target proposed in the Climate & Energy Framework for 2030.
Palabras clave
Programa(s)
- HORIZON.1.2 - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Main Programme
Régimen de financiación
HORIZON-TMA-MSCA-PF-EF - HORIZON TMA MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships - European FellowshipsCoordinador
2628 CN Delft
Países Bajos