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--- municipalities [2014/12/09 12:34] – [Climate protection at municipal level] Susanne_Theumer
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 ====== Passive House for municipalities ======
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-|//**Welcome to the Passive House for municipalities section! \\ \\
-This section will present information to provide support to municipal decision-makers \\
-who are looking for solutions to improve climate protection at the municipal level, \\
-from the building sector perspective. ** \\  //|
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+|//**Welcome to the Passive House for municipalities section! \\  \\ This section will present information to provide support to municipal decision-makers \\ who are looking for solutions to improve climate protection at the municipal level, \\ from the building sector perspective. ** // |
 ===== Climate protection at municipal level =====
-{{:picopen:newco-funded-iee-horiz.jpg?250}} [[http://www.passreg.eu/|{{:picopen:logo_passreg.png?200}}]] \\ \\
+{{:picopen:newco-funded-iee-horiz.jpg?250|newco-funded-iee-horiz.jpg}}[[http://www.passreg.eu/|{{:picopen:logo_passreg.png?nolink&200}}]]\\
+Climate change affects us all. In order to effectively tackle climate change, we must reduce our energy consumption significantly in the long term. This means efficient use of available energy and placing maximum priority on saving energy. Cities and local authorities are important actors when it comes to climate protection – at the local level, with every individual, every community, in every region.
-Climate change affects us all. In order to effectively tackle climate change, we must reduce our energy consumption significantly in the long term. This means efficient use of available energy and placing maximum priority on saving energy. Cities and local authorities are important actors when it comes to climate protection – at the local level, with every individual, every community, in every region. \\
+On average, about 40 % of the total energy consumption in industrialized countries is used for buildings. That is why significant improvement of the energy efficiency of buildings has considerable impact on the overall assessment of a town, municipality or urban district in terms of energy. Due to the long service life of buildings, a consistent approach is especially important in this respect.
-On average, about 40 % of the total energy consumption in industrialized countries is used for buildings. That is why significant improvement of the energy efficiency of buildings has considerable impact on the overall assessment of a town, municipality or urban district in terms of energy. Due to the long service life of buildings, a consistent approach is especially important in this respect. \\
+For more than 20 years, the Passive House Institute has committed itself to the advancement of the Passive House Standard, with which an improvement of 40 to 75 % in the energy consumption for heating and cooling of new builds can be achieved; in the case of refurbishments, reductions of 75 to 95 % are commonplace.
-For more than 20 years, the Passive House Institute has committed itself to the advancement of the Passive House Standard, with which an improvement of 40 to 75 % in the energy consumption for heating and cooling of new builds can be achieved; in the case of refurbishments, reductions of 75 to 95 % are commonplace. \\
+[{{ :picopen:bahnstadt_hd_ph_kommunen.png?450|Picture: A whole city district in Passive House standard: the new "Bahnstadt“ in Heidelberg.}}]
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-The Passive House Institute has compiled the following __10 points__ to support and to trigger effective climate protection measures in the building sector at the local level: \\
+The Passive House Institute has compiled the following __10 points__ to support and to trigger effective climate protection measures in the building sector at the local level:
-) [[municipalities:1PH_legislation_new_builds]]
+) [[:municipalities:1ph_legislation_new_builds|]]
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-) [[municipalities:2_local_land]]
+) [[:municipalities:2_local_land|]]
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-) [[municipalities:3_municipal_urban_planning]]
+) [[:municipalities:3_municipal_urban_planning|]]
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-) [[municipalities:4_municipal_housing_companies]]
+) [[:municipalities:4_municipal_housing_companies|]]
- \\
-) [[municipalities:5_financial_incentives]]
+) [[:municipalities:5_financial_incentives|]]
- \\
-) [[municipalities:6_municipal_quality_assurance]]
+) [[:municipalities:6_municipal_quality_assurance|]]
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-) [[municipalities:7_climate_neutral_urban_districts]]
+) [[:municipalities:7_climate_neutral_urban_districts|]]
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-) [[municipalities:8_information_and_dissemination]]
+) [[:municipalities:8_information_and_dissemination|]]
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-) [[municipalities:9_energy_saving_technologies]]
+) [[:municipalities:9_energy_saving_technologies|]]
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-) [[municipalities:10_communication_PH_and_renewables]]
+) [[:municipalities:10_communication_ph_and_renewables|]]\\
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+//(Based on the [[http://www.passivehouse-international.org/download.php?cms=1&file=2014_02_13_Municipal_Climate_Protection_Press_Release.pdf/|position paper]] of the Passive House Institute regarding the use of Passive House technology as a contribution to climate protection in the building sector for cities and communities by Wolfgang Feist, March 2014).// \\
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+|//The sole responsibility for the content of Passipedia lies with the authors. \\ While certain marked articles have been created with the support of the EU, they do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union; \\ Neither the EACI nor the European Commission are responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.// |
-|//Picture: A whole city district in Passive House standard: \\
-the new "Bahnstadt“ in Heidelberg.//|
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-//(Based on the [[http://www.passivehouse-international.org/download.php?cms=1&file=2014_02_13_Municipal_Climate_Protection_Press_Release.pdf/|position paper]] of the Passive House Institute regarding the use of Passive House technology as a contribution to climate protection in the building sector for cities and communities by Wolfgang Feist, March 2014).// \\
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-|//The sole responsibility for the content of Passipedia lies with the authors. \\ While certain marked articles have been created with the support of the EU, they do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union; \\ Neither the EACI nor the European Commission are responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.//| \\
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 **Suggestion for future grant policy**
-  * - Use given opportunities: "If you do it, do it right“.
+   * - Use given opportunities: "If you do it, do it right“.
   * - Quality is decisive, less important is when this quality is implemented!
   * - Focus on grants for individual measures (based on an overall concept for the building).
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 [[:eu_projects_publications|Overview ]]of all articles that have been written within the framework of the [[http://www.passreg.eu/|PassREg]] project