Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2009-02-04-Speech-3-154"
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"Europe needs a single strategic energy policy, which would ensure the efficient use of resources and minimize environmental impact.
The EU and Member States must ensure the development of Europe's energy infrastructure, which is imperative as we strive to diversify the EU's energy sources and reduce dependency on fossil fuels.
Today in the EU, the heating of buildings accounts for the highest amount of energy used and the most CO
emitted – about 40% of all CO
emitted. In this area in particular there are many opportunities to save energy.
I agree with the rapporteur's proposal to organise an information campaign for citizens at a national level, aimed at increasing efficient energy use, during which home and flat owners would have thermal images taken of their property and would be given information on their energy efficiency and offered recommendations on the funding of possible modernization works by requesting microcredits. Poor energy efficiency is a sore point with post-Soviet era buildings and many owners do not know how and by what means they can save energy. I believe it is necessary to increase aid from the Structural Funds by up to 15% (currently 3%) for dwelling renovation."@en1
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