Achieving carbon neutrality requires a fundamental transformation of how we renovate, design, and construct buildings. The building transition is not simply about climate goals; it must also address the realities of local areas and economic stakeholders.
The various climate trajectories, particularly those of the National Low-Carbon Strategy, are based on several major developments:
- An acceleration of energy renovation
- The gradual transformation of heating systems
- The widespread adoption of low-carbon construction solutions
But the success of this transition also depends on its economic and social feasibility.
How can households finance home improvements?
How to maintain an affordable housing supply?
How to support the transformation of the sector?
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