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(Created claim: summary (P836): Energy consumption is high in the housing and service sector. In 2017, the sector accounted for 40 % of Sweden’s total energy consumption. In real estate companies, tenant-owner associations and public property owners, there is currently no knowledge and resources to achieve resource-efficient energy use. By working in the project with information activities, skills activities, support activities and network activities, the project is expected t...) |
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5,333,410.0 Swedish krona
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10,667,410.0 Swedish krona
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0.5 percent
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1 January 2019
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30 April 2022
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Örebro Läns Landsting
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Energianvändningen är stor inom sektorn bostäder och service. 2017 stod sektorn för 40 % av Sveriges totala energianvändning. Hos fastighetsföretag, bostadsrättsföreningar och offentliga fastighetsägare saknas det idag kunskap och resurser för att uppnå en resurseffektiv energianvändning. Genom att i projektet arbeta med informationsaktiviteter, kompetensaktiviteter, stödaktiviteter och nätverksaktiviteter förväntas projektet leda till stärkta förutsättningar för en mer resurseffektiv energianvändning i flerfamiljsbostäder och byggnader i offentlig verksamhet i Östra Mellansverige. Projektet förväntas även leda till att energi- och klimatrådgivare i regionen får ökad kompetens och ett stärkt kontaktnät. (Swedish)
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Energy consumption is high in the housing and service sector. In 2017, the sector accounted for 40 % of Sweden’s total energy consumption. In real estate companies, tenant-owner associations and public property owners, there is currently no knowledge and resources to achieve resource-efficient energy use. By working in the project with information activities, skills activities, support activities and network activities, the project is expected to lead to strengthened conditions for a more resource-efficient energy use in multi-family housing and buildings in public activities in Eastern Sweden. The project is also expected to lead to energy and climate advisors in the region gaining increased competence and a stronger network of contacts. (English)
29 April 2021
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20201862
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