Ukraine launches large-scale program for thermal modernization of residential buildings

According to hvylya.net: The Government of Ukraine has approved a support program for the thermal modernization of buildings until 2030. The aim of this program is to reduce energy consumption in the residential sector by 30%, which will help decrease greenhouse gas emissions, increase the country's energy independence, and lower the utility bills for citizens.

The main tasks of the program will be to improve the energy efficiency of buildings, create financial support for homeowners, and attract investments. Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba emphasized that this program is an important step towards stability and comfort for Ukrainian citizens.

'Thermal modernization is not only about saving resources but about investing in the future of our communities and the energy sustainability of the state. The approved program will serve as a roadmap for the modernization of buildings across the country and will provide comfortable living conditions for Ukrainians.'

- Kuleba emphasized.

It is noteworthy that the program is also aimed at fulfilling commitments to the European Union regarding the energy efficiency of buildings and aims to achieve annual energy savings in residential buildings.

The Ukrainian government has approved a support program for the thermal modernization of buildings until 2030. The aim of this program is to reduce energy consumption in the residential sector by 30%, which will help decrease greenhouse gas emissions, increase the country's energy independence, and lower the utility bills for citizens.