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Good Practices In City Energy Efficiency: Low-energy Building Standards through Sale of City-owned Land, Münster, Germany
Good Practices In City Energy Efficiency: Low-energy Building Standards through Sale of City-owned Land, Münster, Germany
| Title of Document | Good Practices In City Energy Efficiency: Low-energy Building Standards through Sale of City-owned Land, Münster, Germany |
| Abstract | By mandating low-energy building standards in sales contracts of city-owned land, the City of Münster (Germany) caused a market transformation that led to 80 percent of all new buildings constructed in 2010, even those not built on city-owned land, to follow the city’s energy efficiency requirements. |
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► English: Low-energy Building Standards through Sale of City-owned Land in Germany.pdf |
| Original Source | ESMAP |
| Year | 2011 |
| Region/Country | Europe & Central Asia - |
| Language(s) | English |
| Document Type | Case Studies - Exploiting EE Potential, Incentive Mechanisms, Institutional and Regulatory Frameworks http://www.esmap.org/node/1170 |
| Sector | Buildings |
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