Description
An analysis of VAT differentials across the EU where this may, by providing fiscal policy incentives/disincentives, have impacts in construction on the embodied CO2 and energy use. The criteria used are between retrofitting and new build construction typologies, along with energy use in construction or occupancy. The content in this analysis is presented over three spreadsheet tabs, concluding with charts illustrating a range of impacts. Research output created to illustrate and substantiate a presentation for the NET_LEARNING 'subscription' programme.
| Date made available | 15 Sept 2017 |
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| Publisher | Walter Menteth Architects |
| Temporal coverage | 31 Dec 2016 - 31 Dec 2017 |
| Date of data production | 14 Sept 2017 |
| Geographical coverage | Europe |
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Refurbishing old buildings reduces emissions – but outdated tax rates make it expensive
Menteth, W., 25 Oct 2019, The Conversation, p. 1.Research output: Contribution to specialist publication › Article
Open Access -
Sustainable retrofit of existing buildings. Stage Zero. Lesson 4. Fiscal incentives and funding opportunities
Menteth, W., 26 Sept 2017Research output: Non-textual form › Artefact
Open Access -
Sustainability in practice: VAT reform would promote sustainable building and cost nothing- so why the delay?
Menteth, W., 28 Feb 2014, In: Architects' Journal . 239, 8, p. 62Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate › peer-review
Open Access
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