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BPIE: Europe's buildings under the microscope - PU Europe

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In terms of cost-effectiveness to consumers, scenarios 1-3 are broadly similar in terms of <strong>the</strong> Internal Rate<br />

of Return when considered over <strong>the</strong> period to 2050, all falling into <strong>the</strong> range 11.5-12.5%. This is slightly<br />

better than <strong>the</strong> baseline scenario of 10%, though not as good as scenario 4, which achieves 13.4%<br />

The following set of graphs present and compare <strong>the</strong> overall results of <strong>the</strong> scenarios to 2050.<br />

Figures 3C1 and 3C2 below compare <strong>the</strong> net savings to consumers and to society from <strong>the</strong> six scenario<br />

options. It can be seen that <strong>the</strong> more ambitious <strong>the</strong> scenario, <strong>the</strong> higher <strong>the</strong> net savings are.<br />

Figure 3C1 – Lifetime net savings to consumers (present value)<br />

Source: <strong>BPIE</strong> model<br />

500<br />

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€bn<br />

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Baseline Slow & shallow Fast & shallow Central Deep Two-stage<br />

€bn<br />

Figure 3C2 – Lifetime net savings to society (present value)<br />

Source: <strong>BPIE</strong> model<br />

12.000<br />

10.000<br />

8.000<br />

6.000<br />

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Baseline Slow & shallow Fast & shallow Central Deep Two-stage<br />

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