Habitat for Humanity Hungary (HfHH) would like to highlight key issues that can ensure a just energy transition from the point of view of energy poor households in Hungary and Central and Eastern Europe. Deployment of renewable energy (RE) and reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission must ● be rigorously inclusive to maximize its potential of tackling energy poverty (and its extreme forms such as lack of access to…
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Habitat for Humanity Hungary
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Habitat for Humanity Hungary filed 3 positions between 21 Sept 2020 and 20 Dec 2023, across 3 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 1 time.
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What they argued
Habitat for Humanity Hungary believes that energy-efficient dwellings and appliances not only have a positive economic and environmental effect but are also vital to fight energy poverty (EP). To ensure a just transition and to effectively tackle EP, ambitious energy efficiency (EE) targets have to be reached by measures carried out in the residential sector involving low-income households (LIHs).
Dear European Commission, We are Habitat for Humanity Hungary, a national office of the global non-profit organization that works to ensure that everyone has a decent place to live. We appreciate the opportunity to comment on the intended initiative on ecodesign and energy labelling requirements for solid fuel boilers.
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