AGI) - Rome, July 1 - Take today the obligation of energy certification for the old buildings put on the real estate market. Gia 'from January 1 last year, the energy certificate and' a prerequisite to obtain tax benefits for rehabilitation of buildings in terms of increased energy efficiency, but now also becomes mandatory for old buildings and those in excess of 1000 square meters, in the case of sale.
The certification establishes the level of energy energy consumption of a building and is' prepared by third parties. The integration now works do not involve the possible postponement of Italy to the European Court of Justice and any economic sanctions that might result. With the implementation of
decree, the Ministry of Economic Development expect a market-driven to buildings with low energy consumption, a reduction of the energy bill, a development of the front of the green building and the consequent scientific research, and an increase in employment. The objective 'to reduce energy consumption and emissions of carbon dioxide to facilitate the achievement of the Kyoto . The legislation provides that
buildings placed in the housing market declare their energy consumption, providing more time 'to adapt the buildings close to levels of thermal insulation effective. The proposal was' ambitious: by 2010 reduce heat loss in new buildings by a further 20%. To achieve this goal, is required in new buildings and domestic water is heated with solar energy and is confined to external sunscreens include the use of air conditioners.
The next year, starting July 1, this requirement will be 'extended to the buildings below 1,000 square feet, and from 1 July 2009 a certificate of energy efficiency will become' mandatory for the sale of each apartment.
In the near future, the same estate may signal class energy-saving apartments and buildings, so 'as already' going on with the classes of consumer appliances. (AGI)
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