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与许多国际城市一样,香港本来可以通过“绿化”建筑物来大幅度消减碳排放,然而,制度方面的漏洞却阻碍着其发展。在人口稠密的香港,大约1000平方公里的面积上,层层叠叠地住着700万人口。建筑耗电量占总耗电量的89%,温室气体排放则占到70%。表面看来,这些数字令人鼓舞。因为据多项研究显示,在现有技术的基础上,房地产领域可以只花费很少、甚至是零成本或负成本的条件下就有能力大
Like many international cities, Hong Kong could have substantially reduced carbon emissions through “greening” buildings. However, institutional loopholes hinder its development. In a densely populated area of about 1,000 square kilometers, Hong Kong lives 7,000 people in layers. Building electricity consumption accounts for 89% of the total electricity consumption, while greenhouse gas emissions account for 70%. On the surface, these figures are encouraging. Because according to a number of studies, on the basis of the prior art, the real estate field can only cost little, even if it is zero-cost or negative-cost