Among other things, Gasteiz’s management invites “rethinking the use of private vehicles and promoting public transport”, and recommends making the consumption of air conditioning, heating, hot water, electricity and household appliances “more efficient”.
The Basque government will promote several campaigns in the coming months to make society aware of the need to make “changes in everyday life” to reduce energy consumption and reach a better use of natural resources.
The campaigns, of an informative and informative nature, will be promoted by the General Secretariat for Social Transition and 2030 Agenda of the Basque Government, and as explained by the Basque Government in a statement, they will be “in accordance with the criteria and guidelines adopted both in the European Union and in the State or within the Basque Institutions”. In this regard, the Secretary-General for Social Transition and the 2030 Agenda, Jonathan Fernandezhas underlined the importance of carrying out “active pedagogy of energy saving as a social and concrete commitment to sustainability”.
Among other things, there will be an invitation to rethink the use of private vehicles and promote public transport and it will be recommended to reduce and “make more efficient” the consumption of air conditioning, heating, hot water, electricity and household appliances. . In terms of consumption, it will in turn be advisable to apply “critiques of responsibility, efficiency, proximity, reuse and recycling”.
The Basque government has emphasized that in a context of climate crisis, covid pandemic and instability resulting from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, “the energy-climate transition is moving from an urgent need to an absolute priority”. “A civic and supportive mindset and awareness for a sustainable world and living are the keys to the present and the future right now,” the note adds.
Along the same lines, Fernández has warned that, “In the same way that the pandemic simultaneously created a critical and global experience of serious health risks around the world and in all people, right now the entire world and all people to whom we are called to promote a cultural change in our relationship with energy use, our way of life and its sustainability”.
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Source: EITB
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