Summary
This proposal aims to amend existing energy efficiency rules to set more ambitious targets for 2030. It focuses on reducing energy poverty, improving air quality through building renovations, and enhancing consumer rights regarding energy billing. 10 21.12.2018
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energy
health
economy
environment
social policy
Key points
In force from 01/01/2030 Out of force from 31/12/2030
- The proposal seeks to establish a binding Union-wide energy efficiency target of 40% for the year 2030.
- Energy efficiency measures must be prioritized for low-income households and social housing to address energy poverty.
- Member States are required to develop long-term strategies for the massive renovation of public and residential buildings.
- New meters and cost allocators must be remotely readable, with existing non-compatible devices replaced by early 2027.
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