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Politicians call to improve home insulation to stop energy poverty - DutchNews.nl

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Political parties D66 and GroenLinks have pointed out that the first step is improving home insulation, particularly in offices and older and listed buildings. It is estimated that some 550,000 households in the Netherlands live in ‘energy poverty’, where they struggle to afford to heat their homes.

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Politicians call to improve home insulation to stop energy poverty - DutchNews.nl

Councillors and MPs in the Netherlands are calling for more recognition of the importance of proper home insulation in phasing out the use of gas central heating systems. Political parties D66 and GroenLinks have pointed out that – for all the talk of geothermal energy and heat pumps – the first step is improving home insulation, particularly in offices and older and listed buildings. Bart Vink, D66 councillor and sustainability spokesman in Ams…

2 years ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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