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June 1, 2024Open Access

The use, energy use and renovation of Swedish second homes in winter sport areas

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KMKristina MjörnellDJDennis Johansson

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Observational analysis reveals substantial energy-saving potential from heat pumps and reduced heating in Swedish second homes, highlighting major efficiency opportunities.

Key Points

  • Energy consumption in Swedish second homes can be reduced by more than 50% through heat pump installation and reduced heating during unoccupied winter periods.
  • Direct electricity heats 48% of surveyed second homes, and more than half maintain indoor temperatures exceeding 16°C during unoccupied periods.
  • Investigation of user patterns across seasons evaluates heating systems and implemented energy renovation measures in Swedish winter sport destinations.
  • Highlights the substantial savings from heat pumps and temperature setbacks, as fewer than 15% of renovations currently target energy efficiency.

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Mjörnell et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e673fbb6db6435875fe7e9https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1363/1/012058
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