建物効率に焦点を当てない熱転換？ドイツにおける現在の議論に関する洞察と分析
Heat transition without a focus on building efficiency? Insights and analyses on the current debate in Germany (原題)
Janis Weber
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日本語
ドイツの住宅産業では、建設費高騰と分散型ヒートポンプの技術進展により、建物外皮の断熱効率よりもエネルギー源転換に重点が移りつつある。家主・借家人ジレンマと法制度の誤ったインセンティブがこの傾向を助長している。しかし断熱を軽視する熱転換は、低所得テナントのエネルギー貧困リスクを高め、電力網・再エネ拡張のシステムコストを増大させ、自治体レベルでの税収・雇用効果も失わせる。本稿はドイツの議論を整理し、集合住宅ストックを中心に政策解決策を提示する。
English
In Germany's housing sector, rising construction costs and decentralized heat pump advances are shifting focus from building-envelope efficiency toward energy-source switching. The landlord-tenant dilemma and misguided legal incentives drive this trend. Yet a heat transition neglecting insulation raises energy-poverty risks for low-income tenants, increases system-level costs for grids and renewables, and forfeits municipal tax and employment benefits. The paper reviews the German debate and classifies policy solutions, focusing on the rented multi-family stock.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本でも省エネ法・建築物省エネ法や住宅脱炭素化が議論される中、賃貸集合住宅における家主・借家人インセンティブ分離の問題は示唆に富む。断熱投資と熱源転換のバランスは、日本のGX政策・住宅ストック政策を考える上で参照価値がある。
In the global GX context
As the EU debates EPBD and heat transition pathways, this paper highlights the landlord-tenant split incentive and system-level costs of neglecting building efficiency — directly relevant to CSRD/EPBD implementation and to global debates on just transition in housing.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:賃貸住宅のインセンティブ設計と断熱vs熱源転換のシステムコスト比較に関心のある研究者に有用。
🏢実務担当者:不動産・住宅事業者は、断熱投資の回避が長期の資産価値・テナント負担・規制リスクに与える影響を検討すべき。
🏛政策担当者:賃貸集合住宅の家主・借家人間の費用便益分離を是正する制度設計（補助・税制・規制）の必要性を示す。
📄 Abstract（原文）
Extended abstract 7-186-26Rising construction costs and technical developments in the field of decentralized heat pumps are currently leading to a shift away from efficiency measures in building envelopes and a strong focus on changing energy sources in large parts of the housing industry in Germany. This approach is understandable from a purely economic perspective of the housing industry, particularly in the rented residential building stock, as they invest in the measures but do not benefit from the energy savings (landlord-tenant dilemma). Accordingly, the focus on changing energy sources reduces both the planning effort and the necessary investments. In addition, German law contains a number of misguided incentives that hinder or prevent a socially acceptable heat transition in the rental housing segment. However, a heat transition that does not focus on measures relating to the building envelope has an impact that extends far beyond the individual building and the group of landlords themselves. A lack of energy efficiency increases the risk of energy poverty, particularly for tenants on low incomes, who are especially likely to live in older buildings with poor energy insulation. At the system level, too, a path without a significant focus on insulation measures leads to high additional costs, for example in the expansion of electricity grids and renewable energies. Especially in economically challenging times, efficiency measures also act as an economic driver and can generate relevant tax revenues and employment effects at the municipal level. The presentation provides an overview of the current debate in Germany and highlights the impact of building efficiency measures at both the individual building level, as well as at the energy system and macroeconomic levels. In addition, currently debated policy solutions are presented and classified with a focus on the rented multi-family housing stock, which is of central importance for achieving a climate-neutral building stock. Read the full abstract.Download presentation.
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