Kommissionen tilfreds med endelig afstemning om bygningers energimæssige ydeevne
(WorldNews Denmark)

New rules will make buildings smarter and more energy efficient, saving money and creating jobs in the renovation and construction sector. The European Parliament gave today its final approval on the revised Energy Performance of Buildings directive. Today`s vote signals the closure of the first of 8 legislative proposals part of the Clean Energy for All Europeans package brought forward by the European Commission on 30 November 2016. This package is a key element of one of the Juncker Commission`s priorities, `a resilient Energy Union and a forward-looking climate change policy `. The changes agreed today tap into the huge potential for efficiency gains in the building sector, the largest...