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Keresletoldali motivációk a hazai háztartások energiahatékonysági beruházásaiban
[Analysis of the demand-side incentives for energy efficiency investments in Hungarian households]

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  • Hortay, Olivér

  • Kökény, László

  • Erdélyi, Bence

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A háztartások és a lakosság részéről számos ok támaszthat keresletet az energiahatékonysági beruházásokhoz, ami indokolttá teheti a lakossági energiahatékonysági beruházásokat. Jelen kutatásban arra keressük a választ, hogy melyek lehetnek ezek a motivációs tényezők. A kutatás alapjául egy számítógéppel támogatott, telefonos adatfelvétel szolgált, amely során 20 002 magyar, felnőtt korú lakost kérdeztek meg. A végső mintába 5887-en kerültek be. A kutatás legfontosabb eredménye az, hogy nem lehet meghatározni olyan tényezőcsoportot (mint például a demográfiai tényezők, ingatlanminőségi mutatók, külső tényezők), amely kifejezetten befolyásolná a háztartások energiahatékonysági szándékait. Ezzel szemben egyes csoportokban találhatók olyan tényezők, amelyek szoros kapcsolatban állnak az energiahatékonysági beruházásokkal. Ilyen lehet az ingatlan kora, a háztartásban lévő döntéshozó életkora vagy a környezetvédelemért való tenni akarás. A motivációs tényezőket azonban érdemes tovább kutatni, és jelen kutatást is hasznos lenne kiterjeszteni a már meglévő kutatások és szakirodalom alapján. Ezen mutatók komplex és mély megértése alapul szolgálhat a hazai háztartások viselkedésének megismeréséhez, ami hozzájárulhat szakpolitikai intézkedések célba éréséhez és hasznosításához.

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  • Hortay, Olivér & Kökény, László & Erdélyi, Bence, 2025. "Keresletoldali motivációk a hazai háztartások energiahatékonysági beruházásaiban [Analysis of the demand-side incentives for energy efficiency investments in Hungarian households]," Közgazdasági Szemle (Economic Review - monthly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Közgazdasági Szemle Alapítvány (Economic Review Foundation), vol. 0(7), pages 738-756.
    • Handle: RePEc:ksa:szemle:2264
    DOI: 10.18414/KSZ.2025.7-8.738
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