According to the action plan for tightening the climate protection law, only condominiums or a detached house can be built with a solar system to generate electricity or a solar collector system that produces thermal energy from January 1 next year. The new obligation also applies to previously built residential properties if the roof structure is renovated.
In the next step, from 2023 onwards, further tightening may follow, introducing that energy consumption in new homes may not exceed 55 percent of the average entire residential stock. This rate will be reduced to 40 percent after two years, from 2025, as proposed for interministerial consultation.
A support program will also be launched to comply with the new climate change rule. €2.5 billion (HUF 875 billion) will be made available for energy renewal in residential buildings in 2022, and another €2 billion in 2023.
The government is expected to adopt its climate action plan proposal at its June 23 meeting and present it to Parliament (Bundestag), which, however, is unlikely to be on the agenda until the Bundestag elections in September, according to the ARD national audience. TV news portal (tagesschau.de). in the published group.
Some people don’t like this plan
According to the National Homeowners Association (Haus & Grund), a solar panelOr that introducing a commitment to install solar energy would be a premature step. MTI, an organization that also represents millions of homeowners and hundreds of thousands, said the deployment of the systems would make housing significantly more expensive to build, and the commitment did not go hand-in-hand with the possibility for owners to sell the produced and unused energy on their rooftops. Real estate giants, President Kay Warnick.
In Germany, a decision by the Constitutional Court in April ordered the government to tighten climate protection law قانون. According to the new version, which is awaiting approval by Parliament, greenhouse gas emissions should be reduced by 55% instead of 55% by 2030 by 2030, and the so-called climate neutrality should be achieved by 2045 instead of 2050, i.e. Germany’s net zero greenhouse gas emissions .
