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Germany approves rules to reduce lighting this winter
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Germany approves rules to reduce lighting this winter
(Summary description)According to reports, the German cabinet approved energy-saving measures on August 24, local time. Public buildings in Germany will become cooler and streets will become darker this winter, as part of efforts to protect the country's natural gas reserves to offset natural gas from Russia.
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According to reports, the German cabinet approved energy-saving measures on August 24, local time. Public buildings in Germany will become cooler and streets will become darker this winter, as part of efforts to protect the country's natural gas reserves to offset natural gas from Russia. supply disruptions. With the introduction of the new regulations, the German government hopes to reduce natural gas use by about 2%. "Overall, these measures save energy. However, it is not yet to the point where we can sit down and say 'this is OK now'," German Deputy Chancellor and Minister of Economy and Climate Protection Robert Habeck said in a statement. told reporters after a cabinet meeting in Berlin. His ministry said the measures could save private households, businesses and the public sector a total of about 10.8 billion euros (about 73.9 billion yuan) over the next two years. From September 1, the maximum temperature in public buildings, excluding social institutions such as hospitals, will be 19 degrees Celsius, and the heating in corridors and hallways may be completely turned off. At the same time, buildings and monuments will no longer be illuminated for purely aesthetic purposes, and businesses may be banned from keeping their stores lit at night. In addition, there are plans to ban the heating of private swimming pools. The German cabinet also approved legislation on August 24 that prioritizes energy transport for parts of the country's rail network. The Rhine had been at extremely low levels for weeks before, disrupting logistics and adding to Germany's energy problems. With Russia's lack of energy imports, German industry has temporarily turned to more coal and oil. In addition to new energy-saving measures, Germany is also working to build two LNG terminals on the North Sea coast to help boost gas storage in winter. |
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