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Azerbaijan wants to completely abandon gas in buildings

Azerbaijan plans to completely phase out gas use in buildings by 2060

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Azerbaijan wants to completely abandon gas in buildings

Azerbaijan plans to completely abandon the use of gas in buildings by 2060. By this time, the country intends to ensure one hundred percent use of heat pumps and electric cookstoves. This is reported by local media with reference to the long-term strategy of low-carbon development of the republic.

The document provides for a large-scale modernization of residential and non-residential stock. In particular, it is planned to insulate all buildings and install double-glazed windows everywhere.

The strategy also involves a full transition to LED lighting and the use of household appliances with high energy efficiency.

The implementation of these measures should ensure the gradual elimination of gas in buildings and the transition to more energy-efficient technologies.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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