Renovation in Jerichower Land: 169 million euros for more climate protection!

Renovation in Jerichower Land: 169 million euros for more climate protection!

In the Jerichower Land district, the signs are set for renovation. According to an analysis by the Pestel Institute, the regional housing stock will be burdened with annual renovation costs of an estimated 169 million euros over the next 20 years. This is the result of a report that deals intensively with energy consumption per square meter of living space in the region. Alarmingly, this is 2.2 percent higher than the national average, making the need for energy saving measures all the more urgent. meetingpoint-jl.de reports that ...

With regard to the national climate strategy, the goal is clear: the entire building stock in Germany should be climate-neutral by 2045. In order to achieve this ambitious goal, it is essential to accelerate the renovation in Jerichower Land. "We are in a dramatic housing construction crisis, not only here in Jerichower Land, but also in Saxony-Anhalt as a whole. Something has to happen," warns BDB President Katharina Metzger. She calls on federal politicians to campaign for the financing of renovation measures and criticizes the planned cuts of over 3 billion euros for corresponding funding programs.

The urgent need for action

Increased energy efficiency should go hand in hand with concrete suggestions for improvement, ranging from roof insulation to new insulated windows and heat pumps. These measures could not only help reduce costs, but also provide long-term relief for the environment. After all, every citizen in Germany produces around 30 kilograms of CO2 every day - a value that is far too high when you consider that the climate can only tolerate just under 6 kilograms of CO2. Efforts to reduce CO2 emissions are therefore crucial. lkjl.de points out that...

Citizens also have the opportunity to calculate their personal CO2 footprint using the Federal Environment Agency's CO2 calculator. This is an important step in understanding how you can actively contribute to reducing emissions. A well-informed population is a crucial factor in local climate protection.

On the way to climate neutrality

The debate about carbon footprint, particularly in the context of buildings and households, is becoming increasingly important. The Carbon Footprint sums up all emissions of greenhouse gases and is a useful tool for analyzing the impact on climate change and taking action. Reducing these emissions is not only the order of the day, but also a contribution to a more responsible use of our resources. umweltbundesamt.de declares that ...

Overall, the need for action is clear: improving energy efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions are the top priority in order not only to improve the living situation in Jerichower Land, but also to actively contribute to climate protection. In these challenging times, collective action is required to preserve our environment for future generations.