The now no longer manageable range of technological and professional energy requirements for buildings which are also designed differently depending on the owners or occupants of buildings to be consolidated and merged. This was the claim of the Federal Council to the Federal Government during the consideration of European Law Amendment Act Renewable Energy (EE EAG) within the cabinet meeting on 26 November 2010.
The National Association of National Associations of Real Estate Management (BSI) agrees with this initiative. The regulations on energy efficiency and renewable energies in buildings are actually more manageable and not the cause of climate change in any way relevant. In particular, by the juxtaposition of Energy Conservation Act and the Renewable Energy Sources Act is currently an economically and technically reasonable way to satisfy both requirements not readily apparent.
The BSI therefore called upon to integrate the course of adjustment of the energy saving ordinance (EnEV) to the requirements of the EU Buildings Directive, the requirements of the Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEWärmeG) to the use of renewable energy in new buildings in the EnEV. It had also the ongoing evaluation of EnEV 2009 to be considered.
After the states of the complexity of the energy experts have criticized law, it would be logical that they themselves in energy efficiency and renewable energy to individual policy would do without. Which is counterproductive to state level competition for the top emerging political climate requirement in the building sector. Thus, for not implementing energy-saving measures in width. The desired increase in the rate of recovery remains on track. The energy scheme 2050, the federal government must be accepted by the countries in his model function.
BSI excited at the same time, give the promotion of energy efficiency and renewable energies in one hand and to integrate the promotion of renewable energies in the KfW's funding. Condition is needs-based stabilization of the available resources.
(Source: BSI / BVI)
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