Floods and other climate hazards pose a widespread and growing threat to housing and
infrastructure around the world. By reflecting climate risk in prices, markets can discourage …

This literature review describes the recent empirical literature in economics and finance
focusing on how climate change‐related risks affect banks, with a particular emphasis on …

We study default effects in the context of a residential electricity-pricing program. In the large-
scale randomized controlled trial we analyse, one treatment group was given the option to …

In recent years, many papers in environmental economics have considered the household's
decision to invest in energy-efficient technologies for their home. The vast majority of these …

Recognizing the urgent need to transform energy systems to low-carbon alternatives, this
timely book offers evidenced and credible ways to accelerate actions towards meeting the …

Climate change presents new risks for property in the United States. Due to the high cost
and sometimes unavailability of location-specific property risk data, home buyers can greatly …

Abstract Since 2012, the United States has witnessed explosive growth in mandatory energy
efficiency disclosure policies, which aim to address market failures in housing. I examine …

The building sector offers an important lever for reducing carbon emissions, with carbon
pricing considered as one essential policy instrument to unleash this potential. Yet, carbon …

The operation of residential buildings (our homes) is responsible for roughly 22% of the
global energy consumption and 17% of the CO2 emissions. We study the effects of a …

Energy efficiency and renewable energy are key pillars of the energy transition that is high
on the political agenda of governments in face of the climate crisis. Germany, however, is …