Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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264089 | Energy and Buildings | 2011 | 9 Pages |
Based on the European Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings a new regulation framework has recently been implemented in Greece, aiming at the CO2 emissions reduction caused by the building sector. Given the fact that almost 71% of the Greek buildings were constructed before the implementation of the first Thermal Insulation Regulation (TIR), emphasis must be laid upon the existing building stock. Moreover, 83% of this stock consists of residential buildings, indicating the large potential in energy conservation. In order to plan and promote the respective energy renovation scenarios, a thorough analysis of the Greek building stock has to be carried out, especially regarding the urban built environment. In order to achieve this, a classification of the dominating multifamily building typology is being presented and characteristic examples are being studied.
• Classification of residential building stock. • Energy performance of buildings according to their typology. • Official data elaboration of typological characteristics affecting the energy performance of buildings.