Business | City | States & Regions valladolid, spain Policy Pathway Municipal Buildings Pathway
Further information Plan de Acción para la Energía Sostenible Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy Signatory Sustainable Energy Action Template
Existing / Planned Municipal Buildings
Regulations & Roadmaps Implementing energy efficiency Developing a Sustainable Energy projects across municipal facilities Plan since 2011. Current target and installing PV onto city-owned to achieve 20% reduction of CO2 buildings emissions by 2020 100% eco-labelled electricity Pilot city for EU projects (including procured for municipal buildings Remourban Project, Cityfield Monitoring performance of and R2Cities) that target energy all municipal buildings and consumption reduction in subsequently developing efficiency households and decarbonisation measures Develop a new General Urban Plan such as thermal envelope retrofits and new Atmosphere Protection and smart thermostats Ordinance in 2020 that favours Create a condition for the lease of district heating and renewable buildings that Valladolid City Council energies in new buildings, as well as will occupy to be net zero carbon the energy efficient rehabilitation of in 2030 exisiting households Annual upgrade of lighting Develop a roadmap in 2020 that and heating systems to 10% of progressively achieves energy municipal building stock each year rehabilitation rates in the order of 3,000 homes per year between Draft a project pipeline in 2020 to 2020 – 2050 increase the area of PV installations on municipal buildings to 100% by Lead the development of a Carbon 2030 Neutrality Protocol for cities in Metropolitan Area Benchmarking energy, waste management, and water Signatory of Covenant of Mayors consumption in municipal buildings Initiative since 2010 325,000 inhabitants Offering non-financial incentives for Fiscal/financial incentives provided municipal workers to achieve best for installation of solar energy in results in building performance Warm-summer mediterranean climate buildings and for replacement of inefficient heating systems