Sánchez said last Friday that he would ask the private sector to limit heating to 19 degrees and air conditioning to 27. The president recalled that Spain must voluntarily reduce 7% of gas consumption in the coming months.
Euskaraz irakurri: Espainiako Gobernuak energiaren eraginkortasunerako eta aurrezkirako nerri-sorta onartuko du
The Council of Ministers will approve a package of urgent measures for efficiency and energy savings “in line with what all European countries are doing.”
The government announced last Friday that it is working on an energy saving plan in which the promoting telecommuting in the public sphere and more efficient use of air conditioning and heating in public buildings, which would be extended as a recommendation to the private sector. President Pedro Sánchez has already suggested that the private sector would be asked to limit heating to 19 degrees and air conditioning to 27 degrees.
Sánchez has reminded that Spain must voluntarily reduce 7% of gas consumption in the coming months, according to the demand cut approved this week by the European Commission, which could make the restrictions mandatory if Russia cuts gas supplies to Europe.
“It is only necessary to enter a shopping center to realize that the air conditioning is too high,” the president added.
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Source: EITB
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