One billion euros per year – Respublika.lt

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Renovated residential building. Photo of Elta

According to the European directive, each Member State had to present its first long-term renewal strategy to the European Commission by 2020. March 10 So we are more than a year late, but tomorrow the strategy will probably be approved tomorrow.

The strategy provides an overview of the National Construction Fund. It states that up to 58% The area of ​​the building stock is made up of buildings constructed in 1961-1992.

“Its architectural and constructive diversity is not great, which creates preconditions for the implementation of repeated (standard) renovation solutions. 63 percent. Residential buildings consume all the primary energy in the building stock: 34%. – individual dwellings, 29 percent. – apartment buildings “, – is established in the draft strategy.

2019 December 31 2.6 million were registered in Lithuania. You. buildings with a total area of ​​235.3 million. square meter. It is true that the strategy deals with the building stock, from which buildings that are not subject to the energy performance requirements of building regulations are eliminated. Then there are 661 thousand. You. buildings to be renovated and with a total area of ​​201.7 million. square meter.

Of these, only 2 percent. The buildings consist of public property (municipal and state).

“Only part of the transformation of the building stock can be reliably planned and controlled from the perspective of the state. The rest of the building owners have to make the decision to participate in the renovation themselves,” says the Ministry of the Environment. , who drew up the strategy, adding that this fact may further complicate the renovation process.

75 percent. the building stock area was built before 1992. Therefore, at the end of the strategy implementation (2050), the absolute majority of the existing building stock will be over 60 years old. To continue its operation, its renewal will be mandatory. The government intends to commit to 2050. Reduce the annual primary energy consumption of the building stock to 16.2 TWh (about 60%), to reduce the annual primary energy consumption of the fossil fuel building stock to zero TWh.

Until 2030 An average of 1,100 million euros will be needed to improve the building stock. Investment needs will increase to € 3 billion per year in the following periods. by year.