Mission: Lower bills.
Here’s our play:
👉 Cheaper energy sources: we are linking electricity prices to wind and solar instead of expensive gas.
👉 Lower taxes: we are pushing for reduced national taxes on your monthly bills.
👉 Saving by using less: investing in better insulation to stop energy waste.
The big target: we aim to cut household energy bills.
✔️ For a Europe where energy is clean, local and, above all, affordable for every citizen.
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Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Christian Schwägerl
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Nahuel Lofeudo
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •bmaxv
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •what do posts like this even accomplish? No sources, no *actual* plan.
You think you can just say something and people believe you?
Turre
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Cutting energy waste should be a broad goal, not just around insulation or individuals.
Those AI datacenters should be made to pay dearly for their absurd waste of energy (and associated environmental impact).
Tilda Moose, citizen
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •May I humbly suggest significantly prioritising building insulation.
Most homes leak far too much heat energy. I'm writing this to you from one now. I can't afford to heat the place. The owner doesn't seem to care that there's no loft insulation.
Please let's get maximum possible insulation as a legal requirement, and subsidies for deploying it? Comments welcome.
European Commission
Als Antwort auf Tilda Moose, citizen • • •The building sector is the single largest energy consumer in the EU, so we’re working on this.
We have announced a “Renovation Wave” to improve the energy performance of buildings across the EU. The goal is to double renovation rates by 2030 and ensure these lead to better energy- and resource efficiency.
You can find a lot more information here: link.europa.eu/4wQMdh
Green buildings
European Climate PactPaul McO'Smith III
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •there's some excellent "prior art" from Australia. even though power demand is going up, that is being more than accommodated by rooftop solar on people's houses, and household batteries!
people are even making a little money by feeding back into the grid.
perhaps not quite as effective in all of Europe, but there's a lot of roof-space out there that could be providing "free power"!
grob (teeth era) 🇺🇦🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Hervé Renault
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Gert V 🇵🇸
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Nicole Parsons
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Nations free of the fossil fuel industry yoke are nations who get to enjoy agency, autonomy and sovereignty.
Less money going to the funders of fascism means keeping money within the local economy and not having national GDP drained by oil oligarchs & petrostate despots.
theguardian.com/environment/20…
Revealed: oil sector’s ‘staggering’ $3bn-a-day profits for last 50 years
Damian Carrington (The Guardian)Sören
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •#decentralize
swggrkllr3rd
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Neotheta
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •This is somehow incredibly funny timing considering Finland just had high price electricity peak because windmills froze stuck and there is no sun in winter!
But I do agreee coal&gas needs to go away, we need modern nuclear energy for reliability to back up the unstable sources.
However, we can't just allow companies to generate more waste the more power is available, tech needs to be way more optimized and overall scaled down when it doesn't do anything useful (such as AI).
Ivan Tsenov 🇧🇬 🇺🇦
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Johns
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •*cough* invest in solar *cough*
I've been saying for years that Europe only needs to cover the houses along the Mediterranean with solar to supply ALL their energy needs.
Problem is that would give too much power to Spain, Italy and Greece, and central Europe can't have that.
Where would germans retire if Spain became a powerhouse!?
TagHunt
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •will this also be for companies aswell?
Given they are the biggest energy users and all.
I think that short term (also climate relevant) companies with high energy usage need a second look over towards efficiency.
KuboF Hromoslav bio/acc 🧬
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •Iwillyeah
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •European Commission
Als Antwort auf Iwillyeah • • •Feliks
Als Antwort auf European Commission • • •On the papers sounds like a miracle.
We'll see what we'll see in practice.
Also surveillance (eg. chat control) is wasting electricity. What's about that?