Phasing out energy intensive homes. Reflecting on the spatio-temporal features of a market-based policy for the energy transition
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4 juillet 2024
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Energy resources Power supply Energy Energy Urban housing Homes Slum clearance Housing needs Housing--Social aspects Houses Affordable housing Residences Conservation of energy Correlation of forces EnergyCiter ce document
Catherine Grandclément et al., « Phasing out energy intensive homes. Reflecting on the spatio-temporal features of a market-based policy for the energy transition », HAL SHS (Sciences de l’Homme et de la Société), ID : 10670/1.7265a2...
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This paper explores the spatio-temporal dynamics of market-based government in the housing sector in the context of energy transition policies. This sector has long been a place where regulations, labels, quality signs and various economic incentive initiatives have been implemented. This public policy took a new turn in 2021, with the introduction of measures aimed at gradually banishing from the rental market a specific category of housing: ‘energy sieves’, i.e. homes responsible for excessive energy consumption. This paper looks at how space and time have been taken into account in the design of this public policy, and how markets have reacted to this development.
