Progress in energy-efficiency standards for residential buildings in China

By S. Lang. 2004

154 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Building and Construction, Environmental Engineering

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In Building and Construction

1. Zhongxiang Zhang
2. John E. Fernández
3. K. Lo

In Environmental Engineering

1. Zhongxiang Zhang
2. Na Li
3. John E. Fernández
4. K. Lo
5. Chunbo Ma
6. Xiaoli Zhao
7. Yanrui Wu
8. Boqiang Lin

Citations in the corpus

• A critical review of China's rapidly developing renewable energy and energy efficiency policies (2014, methodology): “EBC were introduced by the Ministry of Construction (now the Ministry of Housing and Urban–Rural Development, MOHURD) in 1986 to regulate the energy design of residential buildings in the cold zone, where the heating season lasts for 3–6 months [72].”
• Resource Consumption of New Urban Construction in China (2007, background): “Today, Chinese residential building energy consumption (per square meter) is twice that of residential buildings in developed nations of similar climates (Lang 2004).”
• Residential energy consumption in urban China: A decomposition analysis (2012, background): “Chinese government has taken some measures, such as promoting combined power and heat generation, to improve energy efficiency in residential heating in the past few years (Glicksman et al., 2001; Lang, 2004).”
• Asian Energy and Environmental Policy: Promoting Growth While Preserving the Environment (2008, background): “Then, the third step is to increase the energysaving goal to 65% for new buildings by 2020 (Lang, 2004; Zhang, 2005).”