Today's, Sustainable Buildings in Finland, Eco Viiki case, showed me how sustainability projects can account for the factors related to it, directly or indirectly. He included how Motiva is working with
- individuals (in changing energy habits),
- companies,
- constructors,
- governmental ministries (though motiva is also gov't owned)
- new related technologies
- other similar instituitions
The two main points raised were of course finally explained by Marko, Time and Change. Its is not unexpected through time, pretty new technologies, cheap and more easy will come to serve in place of projects like Sustainable Building, and infact our project - Innovative Solar Power for Remote Communities. But starting with an inclusive and best design will not end up too costy for change as well.
Although most of Motiva's projects may not be achieved in short term, they have set some standards, as a success criteria - the concept of certificates, that is another good point for those working in project implementation.
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