Published 2 years ago

Energy crisis: Public buildings should only be heated to 19 degrees

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German Economy Minister Robert Habeck announced new regulations to save energy on Friday. Fears of shortages as a result of a stand-off with Russia over the war in Ukraine. Public buildings will only be allowed to be heated to a maximum of 19 degrees Celsius. Government expected to announce next week how much of the price increases will be passed on.

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Habeck: Public buildings should only be heated to 19 degrees

Minister of Economic Affairs Habeck announces that public buildings may only be heated to 19 degrees in autumn.

2 years ago·Munich, Germany

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Kronen Zeitung

Germany: 19 degrees in public buildings

In order to save energy, the German government is planning strict regulations for autumn and winter. For example, “in public properties

2 years ago

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Zeit Online

Energy crisis: Public buildings should only be heated to 19 degrees

Robert Habeck wants to adapt the Energy Security Act and thus achieve savings in electricity and gas. There should be exceptions for hospitals, among others.

2 years ago·Germany

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Die Presse

Habeck only wants to heat public buildings to 19 degrees

Strict regulations are intended to help the public sector save energy. The German Minister of Economic Affairs also believes that more savings are necessary in the world of work.

2 years ago·Vienna, Austria

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focus.de

Habeck wants to heat public buildings to a maximum of 19 degrees

Germany is facing strict energy saving regulations this autumn and winter. Among other things, public buildings should only be allowed to be heated to a maximum of 19 degrees.

2 years ago·Berlin, Germany

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Tagesschau

Habeck: Heat public buildings to only 19 degrees

One degree less brings six percent gas savings - which is why Minister of Economic Affairs Habeck wants to heat all 186,000 public buildings in Germany to only 19 degrees. Monuments should also no longer be illuminated at night.

2 years ago·Hamburg, Germany

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