Solar Building Applications: Policy and Market Operation Models

Author: Liu Changbin
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book proposes a fundamental approach to defining the concept of solar architecture. Based on discussions of the history, current status, and future trends of solar architecture both domestically and internationally, it combines the actual conditions of solar resources in China to argue for the comprehensive benefits and strategic significance of developing solar architecture in the country. Through research on relevant theories, it lays a theoretical foundation for the study of policies and market operation models for solar architecture applications in China. By comparing the development status of solar architecture, incentive mechanisms and policies, and investment models both domestically and internationally, it identifies the shortcomings in China's incentive mechanisms, policies, and investment models for solar energy development. Through an in-depth study of numerous cases, it establishes a comprehensive evaluation system for the overall benefits of solar architecture. By analyzing the behavior of key stakeholders in solar architecture and conducting dynamic game analysis, it constructs an incentive mechanism and policy system suitable for China's conditions. Through an in-depth study of the current investment status and issues of solar architecture in China, it draws on advanced international experiences in innovative investment models for solar architecture to propose innovative approaches for advancing the development of solar architecture in China. This book can serve as a reference for researchers in related industries, management personnel in government departments, faculty and students in architectural management and real estate programs at universities, and professionals in companies interested in the field of solar architecture for research or practical purposes.