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[PG03] Housing
Driving forces

Key message
Bad

More than half of the flats/houses in Slovenia were built before 1980, or more than three quarters before 1990. In their renovation lies the greatest potential for reducing environmental impacts and lower energy consumption. At the same time, the share of low-income households - those who are supposed to invest in housing renovations - are relatively high. These households also have the most problems with housing conditions or housing deprivation and overcrowding rate.

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Figure PG03-1: Housing conditions
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Poor state of living There is no proper heating Not enough light Noise problems Environmental pollution The presence of crime
2008 31 7 12 20 21 9
2011 35 6 13 18 20 9
2013 28 6 7 13 16 9
2014 30 7 6 14 16 10
2015 27 7 6 14 16 10
2017 23 5 5 14 17 8
Figure PG03-2: Housing deprivation
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Poor state of apartment Bath or shower in the apartment Toilet for own use Too dark in the apartment They are not deprived
2005 18.40 3.70 0.60 0.50 76.90
2007 21.40 3 0.40 0.20 75
2008 31 5.30 0.50 0.20 63.10
2011 34 6.20 0.30 0.10 59.40
2012 31.60 4.30 0.20 0.10 63.80
2014 27.90 3.50 0.20 0.20 68.10
2017 21.70 2.40 0.10 0 75.70
Figure PG03-3: Overcrowding rate
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20% with the lowest incomes 20% with above the lowest incomes 20% with mediums 20% with upper income 20% with the highest income
2011 25.30 20.50 18.90 13.90 6.60
2012 25.90 19.70 17.50 12.80 7.20
2013 23.90 17.20 18 11.80 7.10
2014 24.40 18.30 14.30 11.60 5.40
2015 21.40 18.20 12.90 9.80 6
2016 19.90 15.30 13.20 8.90 5.40
2017 18.90 17.30 12.80 9.60 5.60
Figure PG03-4: Construction year of dwellings
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Year of construction - 1919 - 1945 Year of construction - 1946 - 1960 Year of construction - 1961 - 1970 Year of construction - 1971 - 1980 Year of construction - 1981 - 1990 Year of construction - 1991 - 2000 Year of construction - 2001 - 2005 Year of construction - 2006 - 2010 Year of construction - 2011 - 2015
Number of dwellings 56861 79658 121821 174387 140295 63063 32462 43764 14501
Figure PG03-5: General information about dwellings
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Average number of persons in the dwelling (number) Average heated area in the apartment (m2) Share of air-conditioned dwellings (%) ... of this, the share of use of air-conditioners for cooling and heating (%) Share of dwellings with a heat pump (%) Share of dwellings with solar panels (%) Average surface of solar panels (m2) Average engine capacity of the car (cm3) Average age of a passenger car (year) Share of car-free dwellings (%) Share of dwellings with one car (%) Share of dwellings with two cars (%) Share of dwellings with three or more cars (%) Average number of passenger cars per dwellings having a car (number) Average number of passenger cars per dwelling (number)
2014 2.50 73.50 19.90 40.70 11.70 6.60 6.40 1542 9.20 20.10 64.90 28.40 6.80 1.40 1.10
Figure PG03-6: Electrical appliances and equipment with energy label (%)
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Washing machine Laundry dryer Refrigerator or combine refrigerator Freezer or freezer cupboard Dishwasher The oven
2010 69.40 64 67.60 53.70 65.30 40
2014 89.20 84 85.10 68.90 84.60 64
Figure PG03-7: Sources for residential and sanitary water heating (TJ)
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Extra light fuel oil Natural Gas Wood fuels Liquefied petroleum gas Electricity Coal Remote heat Solar energy Heat from the surrounding area
2009 10810 4181 17779 856 2014 65 4022 318 265
2010 11375 4497 17814 839 1985 49 4245 341 349
2011 8934 4448 18263 988 1987 34 3742 374 439
2012 7746 4589 17783 862 2046 24 3433 409 669
2013 6376 4450 18461 701 2080 17 3410 437 838
2014 5194 3347 14246 507 2006 9 2799 452 864
2015 5075 3983 16389 861 2138 8 3212 456 1124
2016 4672 4561 17231 732 2237 6 3435 458 1346
Figure PG03-8: Overcrowding rate by age, sex and poverty status in EU (total population)
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European Union Belgium Bulgaria Czech Republic Denmark Germany Estonia Ireland Greece Spain France Croatia Italy Cyprus Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Hungary Malta Netherlands Austria Poland Portugal Romania Slovenia Slovakia Finland Sweden United Kingdom
2016 16.60 3.70 42.50 17.90 8.20 7.20 13.40 3.20 28.70 5.40 7.70 41.10 27.80 2.40 43.20 23.70 8.10 40.40 2.90 4 15.20 40.70 10.30 48.40 12.60 37.90 6.60 14.40 8
Figure PG03-9: Severe housing deprivation total population (EU)
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EU-28 Austria Belgium Bulgaria Czech Republic Cyprus Denmark Estonia Finland France Greece Croatia Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Hungary Malta Germany Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden United Kingdom
2016 4.80 4.20 1.90 11.60 3 1.30 1.70 3.30 0.70 2.70 6.30 7.10 1 7.60 14.60 8.60 2.10 16.90 1.40 1.90 1.40 9.40 4.90 19.80 4.30 4.50 1.70 2.70 2.20

Methodology

Data administrator

Statistični urad Republike Slovenije.

Date of data source summarization

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Last modified
22.10.2018
Author(s)

Alenka Burja, Jakob Južnič