Ukraine Aims to Optimize Energy Consumption with Energy Management System Draft Resolution

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The Ministry of Regional Development in Ukraine is working on a draft resolution to implement energy management systems in public buildings, aiming to optimize energy consumption and budget expenditures. The draft resolution, which is open for public discussion until July 16, outlines the principles of energy policy for state executive bodies, creates structural units for energy management, and assigns energy managers to each body. The document adheres to international standards, taking a significant step towards energy efficiency.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Ministry of Regional Development has developed a draft resolution to implement energy management systems in public buildings in Ukraine.
  • The draft resolution aims to optimize energy consumption and reduce budget expenditures on utilities.
  • The document outlines the principles of energy policy for state executive bodies and creates structural units for energy management.
  • Energy managers will be appointed in each body to oversee the implementation of energy management systems.
  • The public is invited to join the discussion of the draft resolution until July 16, with comments and suggestions accepted accordingly.

Statistics:

  • The draft resolution is open for public discussion until July 16.
  • Energy managers will be appointed in each state executive body to oversee energy management.
  • The implementation of energy management systems is expected to optimize energy consumption and reduce budget expenditures on utilities.

Sources:

  • [1] Al Bawaba (Albawaba.com) - "Ukraine Aims to Optimize Energy Consumption with Energy Management System Draft Resolution"
  • [2] Ministry of Regional Development of Ukraine - Draft Resolution "On the implementation of energy management systems and amendments to some resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine"
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