AFLRA acknowledges the need to increase renewable energy (RE) as a necessary component to reach EU climate targets for 2030 and carbon neutrality 2050. AFLRA supports ambitious climate and energy policy and action in line with 2050 climate neutrality for the EU, involving local and regional authorities (LRAs) as forerunners, as long as it is accompanied by appropriate frameworks, measures and financial resources.
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Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities (AFLRA)
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Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities (AFLRA) filed 4 positions between 22 Mar 2021 and 31 Mar 2022, across 3 of the 639 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
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What they argued
AFLRA considers the proposal for a directive to be too detailed, not respecting subsidiarity, entailing undue costs for the energy transition for both property owners and the economy at large. It includes unrealistic, unpractical and costly demands to upgrade entire classes of buildings in a very limited time-frame.
FEEDBACK 22.3.2021 Vesa Peltola European Commission DG ENER Unit B3 (PLAN/2020/8667) Revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive 2010/31/EU Feedback to the EPBD roadmap - AFLRA Introductory remarks Local and regional governments (LRGs) play a significant role in delivering goals on sustainable development, climate and energy.
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AFLRA acknowledges the need for increased energy efficiency and energy savings as necessary components to reach EU climate targets for 2030 and carbon neutrality 2050. AFLRA supports ambitious climate and energy policy and action involving local and regional authorities (LRAs) as forerunners, when accompanied by appropriate frameworks, measures and financial resources.
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