Paper Title :Willingness to Pay for Climate Change Mitigation Measures in Energy Sector of Lithuania: Comparative Study
Author :Dalia Streimikiene
Article Citation :Dalia Streimikiene ,
(2020 ) " Willingness to Pay for Climate Change Mitigation Measures in Energy Sector of Lithuania: Comparative Study " ,
International Journal of Management and Applied Science (IJMAS) ,
pp. 30-35,
Volume-6,Issue-8
Abstract : The papers deals with Willingness to Pay (WTP) for climate change mitigation in households linked to energy
consumption. As there are two main measures to reduce energy related greenhouse gas emissions in households: use of
renewable energy sources and energy efficiency improvements, the study analyses WTP for renewable microgeneration
technologies and WTP for energy renovation of multi-flat buildings. The comparative case study was performed in Lithuania
and results obtained were compared with other studies dealing with WTP for climate change mitigation in households. The
main factors having impact on WTP for energy use linked climate change mitigation in households rea assessed and compared
with other studies. The empirical case studies performed in Lithuania revealed low WTP estimates for climate change
mitigation measures which are linked to low income level of Lithuanian residents especially living in old multi-flat buildings.
The study of WTP for energy renovation showed that environmental awareness is important driver of willingness to pay for
energy renovation as well as for renewable microgeneration technologies. Recommendations to enhance information
dissemination policies are provided based on comparative study performed in Lithuania.
Keywords - Willingness to Pay, Climate Change Mitigation, Households, Energy, Renewable Microgeneration Technologies;
Renovation of Multi-flat Buildings; Lithuania.
Type : Research paper
Published : Volume-6,Issue-8
DOIONLINE NO - IJMAS-IRAJ-DOIONLINE-17398
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