Low-hanging fruit and the lock-in effect
I saw an interesting video on edie.net earlier on today. In it the chairman talked about some forthcoming research on the lock-in effect. The lock-in effect is where once some basic energy efficiency measures have been taken, subsequent more comprehensive measures become less cost effective. The first time this came to my attention was while [...]
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