This BEA webinar, open to BEA cities and partners, as well as the general public aims to help cities identify incentive types that may work to spur above-code development in their local context. Building on the first webinar from this working group that featured the ‘what and why’ of above-code construction, this webinar looks in greater detail at different policy options intended to stimulate green building in the private sector, and in some cases, the public sector.
Cities learn from peers about various types of incentives, structural and financial, that have been successfully implemented to drive voluntary, above-code construction. Policy and program types to be covered include density bonuses, tax incentives, expedited permitting, public recognitions and challenge programs, and the effect requirements on government-owned and operated properties on the private sector.
Topics covered include:
- An brief explanation of voluntary, above-code construction
- The role of incentives in sparking private sector adoption
- Matching an incentive type with to the local context of a jurisdiction
- Tracking and updating policies as above-code standards are updated
- BEA resources on incentivizing voluntary, above-code construction
Learning from peers about experiences and challenges of implementation.
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Sector: Buildings
Country / Region: Global
Tags: building types, cities, drives, efficient construction of buildings, fiscal and financial incentives, incentives, international development, policy options, private sector, taxes, taxes and levies, tradable permitsIn 2 user collections: C2E2 Webinars , Building Efficiency Accelerator’s Webinars
Knowledge Object: eLearning
Published by: Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency
Publishing year: 2017
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