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Residential Building Typology

Building Type Matrix

classification scheme for residential buildings  ---  construction year classes  ---  pictures of example buildings

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Generic Building Types

Last updated: 02.09.2014


National Typology Brochure

example buildings  ---  typical energy consumption values  ---  effect of refurbishment measures  ---  building display sheets

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Brochure in Hungarian language. (Click on picture to download PDF.)

Last updated: 21.10.2014


Statistics of the Hungarian Building Stock

systematical overview  ---  available statistics for residential buildings and heat supply systems

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Overview

Statistical Table Item Available Sources
S-1.1 Frequency of building types of the national building stock yes [1]
S-1.2.1 Percentage of thermally refurbished envelope areas yes [1]
S-1.2.2 Information on insulation level and window types
S-2.1 Centralisation of the heat supply (for space heating) yes [2]
S-2.2 Heat distribution and storage of space heating systems
S-2.3 Heat generation of space heating systems yes [3], [4]
S-2.4 Heat distribution and storage of domestic hot water systems
S-2.5 Heat generation of domestic hot water systems yes [4]
S-2.6 Solar thermal systems
S-2.7 Ventilation systems
S-2.8 Air-conditioning systems
S-2.9 Control of central heating systems
S-3.1 Domestic energy consumption yes [5]

[1] Source: Hungarian Statistic Office, 2012, based on the census 2001 and questionnaires for the period after 2001

[2] Source: Hungarian Statistic Office, based on the national census 2001

[3] Source: Developed from data provided by the Hungarian Statistic Office, based on the national census 2001

[4] Developed by Századvég Economic Reasearch Ltd. from the database of Hungarian Statistic Office (Household Survey, 2010 - Háztartási Költségvetési és Életmód Felvétel (HKÉF ) 2010-es adatfelvétele)

[5] Source: Calculation based on the national energy balance and the „Vezetékes Energiahordozók Statisztikai Évkönyve 2011. (MEKH)” (Statistical yearbook of network energy sources, 2011)

Statistic S-1.1: Frequency of building types of the national building stock

Total number of buildings

SFH
below 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
SFH
above 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
MFH
4-9 flats
MFH
10... Flats,
traditionnal
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, "panel"
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, other
-1944 400.537 269.508 43.981 10.819
1945-60 449.213 672.128 16.825
1961-79 11.502 10.575
1980-89 378.942 9.635
1990-2001 198.938
after 2001 157.885 6.285 3.770
total 2.527.151 50.266 31.414 21.137 10.575
2.640.543

Hungarian Statistic Office, 2012, based on the census 2001 and questionnaires for the period after 2001

Last updated: 31.10.2013

Total net floor area

SFH
below 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
SFH
above 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
MFH
4-9 flats
MFH
10... Flats,
traditionnal
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, "panel"
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, other
-1944 22.410.823 27.427.489 16.059.912 14.368.355
1945-60 26.698.088 93.811.250 14.105.343
1961-79 27.484.575 10.441.120
1980-89 39.097.671 18.066.400
1990-2001 21.949.026
after 2001 20.784.453 2.341.895 6.416.247
total 252.178.800 18.401.807 34.889.945 45.550.975 10.441.120
361.462.647

Hungarian Statistic Office, 2012, based on the census 2001 and questionnaires for the period after 2001

Last updated: 31.10.2013

Statistic S-2.: Overview

All figures in this chapter are related to the number of buildings.

SFH (1 flat) SFH (2-3 flat) MFH 4-9 flats MFH 10... Flats
Total 2.369.266 80.269 43.981 59.356
Heating mode
no heating 16.291 863 78 15
district heating
(incl. thermal water)
4.670 540 2.956 26.703
central heating 3.672 1.907 4.179
Heat source: electricity 8 1 0
gas 2.986 1.483 2.966
oil 11 47 94
coal 149 56 23
wood 128 0 0
other 3 1 2
mixed 387 319 1.094
flat heating 1.090.504 45.704 23.153 14.455
Heat source: electricity 4.229 87 17 2
gas 858.943 34.268 15.469 7.579
oil 634 13 0 0
coal 89.962 734 50 2
wood 135.218 1.282 163 15
other 1.518 11 1 0
mixed 9.309 7.453 6.857
room heating 1.257.801 29.490 15.887 14.004
Heat source: electricity 33.380 472 163 52
gas 511.966 12.317 7.913 10.454
oil 2.132 31 0 2
coal 117.862 1.282 180 6
wood 582.047 6.573 1.666 120
other 10.414 83 8 0

 

mixed 8.732 5.957

3.370

Last updated: 31.10.2013

Statistic S-2.1: Centralisation of the heat supply (for space heating)

SFH (1 flat) SFH (2-3 flat) MFH 4-9 flats MFH 10... Flats
no heating 16.291 863 78 15
district heating (incl. thermal water) 4.670 540 2.956 26.703
central heating 3.672 1.907 4.179
flat heating 1.090.504 45.704 23.153 14.455
room heating 1.257.801 29.490 15.887 14.004
Total 2.369.266 80.269 43.981 59.356
2.552.872

Hungarian Statistic Office, based on the national census 2001

Last updated: 31.10.2013

Statistic S-2.3: Heat generation of space heating systems (combined)

Generation L1

SFH (1-3 flats) MFH 4-9 flats MFH 10... flats,
industrialized
technology, "panel"
MFH 10... flats,
all other
gas boiler flatwise 36,60% district heating 6,70% district heating 100,00% district heating 14,60%
gas convector 21,60% central gas boiler 3,40% central gas boiler 7,80%
wood stove or boiler 30,30% gas boiler flatwise 35,20% gas boiler flatwise 19,80%
other 11,50% gas convector 18,00% gas convector 27,40%
mixed 30,40% mixed 26,70%
other 6,30% other 3,70%
Total 100,00% 100,00% 100,00% 100,00%

Developed from data provided by the Hungarian Statistic Office, based on the national census 2001

Last updated: 01.11.2013

Generation L3

district heating central heating flat heating room heating
Type 1 0,20% 0,70% 20,50% 78,60% 100%
Type 2 0,40% 1,30% 43,30% 54,90% 100%
Type 3 0,20% 0,50% 35,40% 63,90% 100%
Type 4 0,00% 1,00% 59,30% 39,70% 100%
Type 5 0,70% 75,80% 23,50% 100%
Type 6 1,60% 73,10% 25,20% 100%
Type 7 72,80% 27,20% 100%
Type 8 7,20% 3,90% 35,50% 53,40% 100%
Type 9 89,70% 10,30% 100%
Type 10 2,30% 7,10% 31,80% 58,80% 100%
Type 11 26,50% 7,50% 20,20% 45,80% 100%
Type 12 44,60% 19,50% 9,50% 26,40% 100%
Type 13 88,30% 4,60% 2,80% 4,40% 100%
Type 14 90,00% 3,90% 3,50% 2,60% 100%
Type 15 35,10% 37,10% 27,80% 100%

Legend

SFH
below 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
SFH
above 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
MFH
4-9 flats
MFH
10... Flats,
traditionnal
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, "panel"
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, other
-1944 type 1 type 2 type 8 type 10
1945-60 type 3 type 4 type 11
1961-79 type 13 type 12
1980-89 type 5 type 14
1990-2001 type 6
after 2001 type 7 type 9 type 15

Developed by Századvég Economic Reasearch Ltd. from the database of Hungarian Statistic Office (Household Survey, 2010 - Háztartási Költségvetési és Életmód Felvétel (HKÉF ) 2010-es adatfelvétele)

Last updated: 01.11.2013

S-2.3.1

Source L1

SFH (1 flat) SFH (2-3 flat) MFH 4-9 flats MFH 10... Flats
no heating 16291 863 78
district heating (incl. thermal water) 4670 540 2956
electricity 37.609 567 181
gas 1.370.909 49.571 24.865
oil 2.766 55 47
coal 207.824 2.165 286
wood 717.265 7.983 1.829
other 11.932 97 10
mixed 0 18.428 13.729
total 2.369.266 80.269 43.981

Hungarian Statistic Office, based on the national census 2001

Last updated: 01.11.2013

Source L3

gas electricity solid or liquid fuel
(wood, briquette, coal, oil)
renewable Total
Type 1 49,49% 2,55% 47,61% 0,35% 100%
Type 2 60,97% 0,40% 37,78% 0,84% 100%
Type 3 59,46% 0,71% 39,62% 0,21% 100%
Type 4 68,70% 0,52% 30,50% 0,28% 100%
Type 5 66,57% 0,10% 33,11% 0,22% 100%
Type 6 69,89% 29,84% 0,27% 100%
Type 7 69,26% 30,74% 100%
Type 8 83,18% 3,22% 13,15% 0,45% 100%
Type 9 100,00% 100%
Type 10 94,37% 4,48% 0,88% 0,27% 100%
Type 11 94,72% 2,73% 2,54% 100%
Type 12 92,91% 3,57% 3,52% 100%
Type 13 94,53% 5,47% 100%
Type 14 97,75% 2,25% 100%
Type 15 100,00% 100%

Legend

SFH
below 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
SFH
above 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
MFH
4-9 flats
MFH
10... Flats,
traditionnal
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, "panel"
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, other
-1944 type 1 type 2 type 8 type 10
1945-60 type 3 type 4 type 11
1961-79 type 13 type 12
1980-89 type 5 type 14
1990-2001 type 6
after 2001 type 7 type 9 type 15

Developed by Századvég Economic Reasearch Ltd. from the database of Hungarian Statistic Office (Household Survey, 2010 - Háztartási Költségvetési és Életmód Felvétel (HKÉF ) 2010-es adatfelvétele)

Last updated: 01.11.2013

Statistic S-2.5: Heat generation of domestic hot water systems

no DHW distrcict heating central heating electric tank gas tank other
Type 1 24,90% 0,20% 0,90% 52,10% 19% 0,032 100,00%
Type 2 7,00% 0,40% 0,80% 53,30% 35% 0,032 100,00%
Type 3 13,50% 55,60% 28% 0,03 100,00%
Type 4 2,80% 0,30% 0,40% 60,10% 35% 0,013 100,00%
Type 5 2,10% 0,30% 63,70% 33% 0,007 100,00%
Type 6 4,30% 0,60% 47,10% 47% 0,008 100,00%
Type 7 4,20% 0,50% 0,425 52% 0,011 100,00%
Type 8 2,60% 6,40% 1,60% 36,10% 52% 0,009 100,00%
Type 9 100% 100,00%
Type 10 2,10% 2,80% 1,60% 37,00% 56% 0,003 100,00%
Type 11 1,20% 20,70% 2,90% 0,127 62% 0,002 100,00%
Type 12 0,10% 44,50% 13,90% 0,093 32% 0,002 100,00%
Type 13 0,30% 88,20% 0,042 0,014 6% 100,00%
Type 14 90,30% 0,034 0,009 5% 100,00%
Type 15 0,062 0,266 0,088 59% 100,00%

Legend

SFH
below 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
SFH
above 80 m2
(1-3 flats)
MFH
4-9 flats
MFH
10... Flats,
traditionnal
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, "panel"
MFH
10... Flats,
industrialized
technology, other
-1944 type 1 type 2 type 8 type 10
1945-60 type 3 type 4 type 11
1961-79 type 13 type 12
1980-89 type 5 type 14
1990-2001 type 6
after 2001 type 7 type 9 type 15

Developed by Századvég Economic Reasearch Ltd. from the database of Hungarian Statistic Office (Household Survey, 2010 - Háztartási Költségvetési és Életmód Felvétel (HKÉF ) 2010-es adatfelvétele)

Last updated: 01.11.2013

Statistic S-3.1: Domestic energy consumption

In 2011 the primary energy consumption of the building stock was 404 PJ that is 40% of the total energy consumption of the country (1044 PJ).

The above figure is based on estimations, because the available statistics for fuel consumptions are not determined on building stock level. The estimation is further elaborated by the following table.

Primary energy use of the building stock in 2011 (PJ)
Households 242
Public and commercial buildings 143
Industral buildings 12
Agricultural and other buildings 6
Buildings total 403

Source: Calculation based on the national energy balance and the „Vezetékes Energiahordozók Statisztikai Évkönyve 2011. (MEKH)” (Statistical yearbook of network energy sources, 2011)

Taking into account the number of flats and the total floor area the specific primary energy consumption is 187 kWh/m2year for the residential buildings. However the figure does not reflect the quality of the building stock, because a significant part of the buildings are unheated or partly heated.

Similarly, an estimation for the fuel distribution on the primary energy use of the building stock (including residential and non-residential buildings) is presented by the following table.

Primary energy use of the building stock in 2011 (PJ)
Natural gas 210
Other fuel (wood, coal, etc.) 56
District heat 39
Electricity 98
Buildings total 403

Source: Calculation based on the national energy balance and the „Vezetékes Energiahordozók Statisztikai Évkönyve 2011. (MEKH)” (Statistical yearbook of network energy sources, 2011)

The total natural gas consumption of the country is 243 PJ from that 210 PJ is used by the buildings. Approximately 60% of that (126 PJ) is used by residential buildings. The figure about “other” fuels and particularly about wood is most probably underestimated, because statistics do not include the significant amount of non commercial biomass. The use of district heating is continuously decreasing. Between 1995 and 2010 it has decreased from 73 PJ to 43 PJ.

Source: Calculation based on the national energy balance and the „Vezetékes Energiahordozók Statisztikai Évkönyve 2011. (MEKH)” (Statistical yearbook of network energy sources, 2011)

Last updated: 04.09.2014


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