Enni Ruokamo
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6021283 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Enni Ruokamo |
| NOMBRES | Enni |
| APELLIDO | Ruokamo |
| FIRMA | RUOKAMO E |
| AFILIACIONES | Finnish Environment Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2896-4800 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Energy resilience strategies of Finnish households during the energy crisis of 2022–2023
This article examines the energy resilience strategies adopted by Finnish households during the energy crisis of 2022–2023. Our study contributes to the literature on energy resilience by applying existing resilience frameworks in an empirical analysis of how households responded to rising energy prices. We analysed survey data from 1082 households that own detached homes with electric-based heating. The results reveal that households employed a …
Valuing the benefits of river catchment management under changing climate in Finland
Climate change, alongside human activities, poses significant challenges to the management of water bodies. Both flooding and stream drying are pressing concerns, with climate change expected to increase the likelihood of these phenomena in the future. This paper employs a discrete choice experiment (CE) to investigate public preferences for a hypothetical management programme designed to adapt to the effects of climate change and to improve the …
How is energy poverty linked with citizen perceptions of financial support for low-carbon housing
Housing affordability and climate sustainability are increasingly interlinked in Europe, as housing costs strain household budgets and the residential sector contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. This study investigates Finnish public perceptions of decarbonization housing policies, particularly views on financial support for the transition to low-carbon housing. Using nationally representative survey data from 2022, combined wit…
Twice upon a home
Residential energy consumption plays an essential role in mitigating climate change. An energy transition has the potential to alleviate socioeconomic disparities, although it can also lead to an unfair distribution of costs and benefits. The residential energy transition is already progressing in many countries, yet there remains a research gap regarding the participation of diverse population groups and the contribution of second homes to overa…
River systems under peaked stress
The change in the global energy production mix towards variable renewable energy sources requires efficient utilization of regulated rivers to optimise hydropower operations meet the needs of a changing energy market. However, the flexible operation of hydropower plants causes non-natural, sub-daily fluctuating flows in the receiving water bodies, often referred to as ‘hydropeaking’. Drastic changes in sub-daily flow regimes undermine attempts to…
Are people willing to share living space? Household preferences in Finland
This paper explores citizens’ interest in space sharing in private housing. It is based on a large-scale random sample citizen survey (N = 1448) conducted in Finland focusing on multiple aspects of low-carbon housing. Both quantitative preference-related results and qualitatively analysed open question responses show that the concept of shared space use is relatively low in popularity. However, there are differences depending on the space to be s…
Innovators, followers and laggards in home solar PV
Generating electricity from solar energy is a way for households to participate in the ongoing transition to decarbonized and more decentralized energy systems. A large empirical literature has examined the drivers and barriers associated with household solar PV adoption. An emerging strand of this literature investigates what distinguishes earlier adopters from later adopters and non-adopters. However, there is yet limited understanding of the d…
The importance of organization type
To facilitate decarbonization in the EU’s building sector, the regulatory focus is shifting towards a life cycle perspective of emissions. The EU’s path in tackling embodied emissions is under development in the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, which is utilizing Level(s) framework and EN 15879 as a methodological foundation. Member States are at different stages in their building life cycle regulation plan and Finland i…
Exploring the potential of circular economy to mitigate pressures on biodiversity
The effects of circular economy on biodiversity are poorly understood. This study provides observations on approaches for assessing circular economy and illustrates, with a Finnish case study, the potential of circular economy to mitigate pressures on biodiversity. The case study focuses on the construction and real estate sectors, as well as the forest industry. The findings imply that circular economy actions that reduce the extraction of virgi…
Residential solar power profitability with thermal energy storage and carbon-corrected electricity prices
Exploring the potential of circular economy to mitigate pressures on biodiversity
The effects of circular economy on biodiversity are poorly understood. This study provides observations on approaches for assessing circular economy and illustrates, with a Finnish case study, the potential of circular economy to mitigate pressures on biodiversity. The case study focuses on the construction and real estate sectors, as well as the forest industry. The findings imply that circular economy actions that reduce the extraction of virgi…
Are people willing to share living space? Household preferences in Finland
This paper explores citizens’ interest in space sharing in private housing. It is based on a large-scale random sample citizen survey (N = 1448) conducted in Finland focusing on multiple aspects of low-carbon housing. Both quantitative preference-related results and qualitatively analysed open question responses show that the concept of shared space use is relatively low in popularity. However, there are differences depending on the space to be s…
Innovators, followers and laggards in home solar PV
Generating electricity from solar energy is a way for households to participate in the ongoing transition to decarbonized and more decentralized energy systems. A large empirical literature has examined the drivers and barriers associated with household solar PV adoption. An emerging strand of this literature investigates what distinguishes earlier adopters from later adopters and non-adopters. However, there is yet limited understanding of the d…
Residential solar power profitability with thermal energy storage and carbon-corrected electricity prices
Residential solar power profitability with thermal energy storage and carbon-corrected electricity prices
Exploring the potential of circular economy to mitigate pressures on biodiversity
The effects of circular economy on biodiversity are poorly understood. This study provides observations on approaches for assessing circular economy and illustrates, with a Finnish case study, the potential of circular economy to mitigate pressures on biodiversity. The case study focuses on the construction and real estate sectors, as well as the forest industry. The findings imply that circular economy actions that reduce the extraction of virgi…
Innovators, followers and laggards in home solar PV
Generating electricity from solar energy is a way for households to participate in the ongoing transition to decarbonized and more decentralized energy systems. A large empirical literature has examined the drivers and barriers associated with household solar PV adoption. An emerging strand of this literature investigates what distinguishes earlier adopters from later adopters and non-adopters. However, there is yet limited understanding of the d…
The importance of organization type
To facilitate decarbonization in the EU’s building sector, the regulatory focus is shifting towards a life cycle perspective of emissions. The EU’s path in tackling embodied emissions is under development in the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, which is utilizing Level(s) framework and EN 15879 as a methodological foundation. Member States are at different stages in their building life cycle regulation plan and Finland i…
River systems under peaked stress
The change in the global energy production mix towards variable renewable energy sources requires efficient utilization of regulated rivers to optimise hydropower operations meet the needs of a changing energy market. However, the flexible operation of hydropower plants causes non-natural, sub-daily fluctuating flows in the receiving water bodies, often referred to as ‘hydropeaking’. Drastic changes in sub-daily flow regimes undermine attempts to…
Are people willing to share living space? Household preferences in Finland
This paper explores citizens’ interest in space sharing in private housing. It is based on a large-scale random sample citizen survey (N = 1448) conducted in Finland focusing on multiple aspects of low-carbon housing. Both quantitative preference-related results and qualitatively analysed open question responses show that the concept of shared space use is relatively low in popularity. However, there are differences depending on the space to be s…
Twice upon a home
Residential energy consumption plays an essential role in mitigating climate change. An energy transition has the potential to alleviate socioeconomic disparities, although it can also lead to an unfair distribution of costs and benefits. The residential energy transition is already progressing in many countries, yet there remains a research gap regarding the participation of diverse population groups and the contribution of second homes to overa…
Energy resilience strategies of Finnish households during the energy crisis of 2022–2023
This article examines the energy resilience strategies adopted by Finnish households during the energy crisis of 2022–2023. Our study contributes to the literature on energy resilience by applying existing resilience frameworks in an empirical analysis of how households responded to rising energy prices. We analysed survey data from 1082 households that own detached homes with electric-based heating. The results reveal that households employed a …
Valuing the benefits of river catchment management under changing climate in Finland
Climate change, alongside human activities, poses significant challenges to the management of water bodies. Both flooding and stream drying are pressing concerns, with climate change expected to increase the likelihood of these phenomena in the future. This paper employs a discrete choice experiment (CE) to investigate public preferences for a hypothetical management programme designed to adapt to the effects of climate change and to improve the …
How is energy poverty linked with citizen perceptions of financial support for low-carbon housing
Housing affordability and climate sustainability are increasingly interlinked in Europe, as housing costs strain household budgets and the residential sector contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. This study investigates Finnish public perceptions of decarbonization housing policies, particularly views on financial support for the transition to low-carbon housing. Using nationally representative survey data from 2022, combined wit…
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