Abstract
This paper examines the general relationship between energy saving in building facilities and the carbon tax that is taken interest as the economical measure of C0_2 reduction. It presents a mathematical model of energy-saving economics in building facilities as a probability density of initial cost and the energy-saving effect. On the basis of this model, approximate values and a carbon-tax rate obtaind from economic studies are used to analyze how introducing the carbon tax influences the energy-saving effect and increase in initial cost.
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