Polish government vigorously promotes energy-saving renovation of old house heating and cooling

A few days ago, the Minister of Construction of Poland, Anjay Aummiler, said in an interview that due to the large proportion of heating and cooling in building energy consumption, it has great potential for development. Poland is in the energy-saving transformation of old houses. The side has made some efforts.

Aumilier said that in the 1970s and 1980s, Poland built a large number of large-scale houses with coal as energy. Because the building energy was not considered at the time, the energy consumption of the houses was too high. Now, the Polish Ministry of Construction is implementing a “heating modernization plan”, in which the government will provide about 240 million euros of “heating modernization loans” to the residents of the country to support the residents living in the old houses to realize the old houses through energy-saving renovation. Modernization of refurbishment and living conditions. He said that the cost of energy-saving renovation of 150 square meters to 160 square meters of old houses is equivalent to about 140,000 to 150,000 yuan. The government provides this part of the loan to residents, and residents can save energy in 3-4 years. I will use this money to repay the loan. The enthusiasm of residents for energy-saving renovation is very high. The government has carried out “check-in” on energy-saving renovation, that is, residents must submit written materials to ensure that loans are used for energy-saving renovation. In addition, the government should review the energy-saving renovation plans submitted by residents and give priority to loans to those who are reasonable in energy conservation programs. According to reports, after energy-saving renovation in Poland, the annual energy consumption per square meter can be reduced from 130 kilowatts to less than 30 kilowatts.

Aumilier told reporters that in order to encourage residents to come up with reasonable and optimized energy-saving renovation programs, the Polish government also organizes local energy-saving competitions. The government will give rewards and support to families who provide reasonable solutions. Many families participate in the competition with high enthusiasm. Some designed houses can automatically regulate the temperature. In summer, there is no need to cool down. In winter, there is no need for heating. Some designed houses can reuse the hot water that has been used.