Approximately 60% of people answered "don't know" about ZEH. The importance of "energy-saving performance" realized after building a house.
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AI Summary (NQ-processed)
A survey conducted by NEXER Co., Ltd. and Nagaden House revealed that approximately 60% of homeowners responded "don't know" about ZEH (Net Zero Energy House). Furthermore, 66.3% of people did not prioritize energy-saving performance when purchasing or building a house, indicating that its importance is often realized only after moving in.
AI Analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is ZEH?
- A: ZEH (Net Zero Energy House) is a type of home that combines improved insulation, high-efficiency equipment, and solar power to achieve a net-zero or lower annual primary energy consumption.
- Q: Why is ZEH's recognition low?
- A: The low recognition is due to the fact that many specialized terms and systems are not well understood by the general public.
- Q: What are the reasons for not prioritizing energy efficiency when purchasing a home?
- A: Reasons include prioritizing other factors like layout and earthquake resistance, and the perception that energy efficiency did not offer good cost performance under the building standards at the time.