In order to complete Spain’s commitment to the European Union’s reducing energy consumption in the second half of the year, the Spanish government passed a series of new policies aimed at reducing energy consumption at the Cabinet Conference yesterday. The main measures are as follows:
Any public administrative department, building, commercial, cultural space, theater, and bus stations, railway stations and airport stations cannot be lower than 27 degrees in summer, and winter cannot be higher than 19 degrees in winter.
Starting from 22:00 in the evening, public administrative agencies that are not in use should turn off all lighting, and the window lighting of commercial places is prohibited from opening.
When heating/air -conditioning system is working, the door must be closed. From September 30, the above venue must have a closing system.
The temperature and air humidity of the places must be notified to the public.
The departments that violated energy -saving measures were fined to 60,000 euros, and severe circumstances were severe to 6 million euros. It was very serious to 100 million euros.
Of course, Spain is not the only European country to respond. In order to cope with the energy crisis, European countries have launched various response measures.
In April this year, Italy passed the new regulations and made clear restrictions on the indoor temperature of public buildings. From May 1st to March 31, 2023, during the summer, the indoor temperature of all public buildings must not be less than 27 27 A degree, but there is a balance of 2 degrees up and down, so the temperature should not be lower than 25 degrees. During the winter, the temperature setting should not be higher than 19 degrees, but there is also a deviation space of 2 degrees, so the temperature of the heating cannot actually exceed 21 degrees.
France also launched the latest rules as early as the beginning of the month. It is forbidden to use advertising lamp signs between 1 am and 6 am. The store or office shall not open the doors and windows for a long time when the air conditioner is turned on. Greatly 750 euros fines. The night view of many tourists will disappear for a long time.
Germany, as the first of its rushes, launched a more “magical” energy -saving policy, such as the reduction time of public buildings, replacing the lighting system with LED lamps, disable mobile air -conditioning or heater. In addition, the lighting system of public toilets, bicycle sheds, corridors and parking lots will be upgraded to induction. Public facilities such as gyms and gymnasiums in some cities will stop providing hot water.
Although European countries are “eight immortals across the sea, they show their magical powers”, and do their best to achieve the EU’s energy conservation goals. This summer’s unusual power consumption brought by unprecedented high temperatures. At the same time, some meteorological experts predict that this winter will be cooler than ever, which undoubtedly gives this carefully customized energy conservation plan with several shadows.