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The Rebound Effect in Home Heating - A guide for policymakers and practitioners (Hardcover)
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The Rebound Effect in Home Heating - A guide for policymakers and practitioners (Hardcover)
Series: BRI Research Series
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This is a definitive guide to the rebound effect in home heating -
the increase in energy service use after a technological
intervention aimed at reducing consumption. It sets out what the
effect is, how it plays out in the home heating sector, what this
implies for energy saving initiatives in this sector, and how it
relates to rebound effects in other sectors. The book outlines how
the concept of the rebound effect has been developed and the scope
of research on it, both generally and particularly in the home
heating sector. Within the context of energy and CO2 emissions
policy, it summarises the empirical evidence, exploring its causes
and the attempts that are being made to mitigate it. Various
definitions of the rebound effect are considered, in particular the
idea of the effect as an energy-efficiency 'elasticity'. The book
shows how this definition can be rigorously applied to thermal
retrofits, and to national consumption data, to give logically
consistent rebound effect results that can be coherently compared
with those of other sectors, and allow policy makers to have more
confidence in the predictions about potential energy savings.
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