In Germany, the heating temperature in public buildings will be reduced to 19 ° C in autumn

Vice-Chancellor of Germany, Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection Robert Habeck said that public buildings from autumn will be heated to a maximum of 19 ° C.

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“Public premises, with the exception, of course, of hospitals and social facilities, should only be heated to 19 degrees,” Habek said.

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According to him, buildings, monuments and advertising objects will also not be illuminated at night. He added that the country’s government plans to issue a decree on the law on energy security.

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Earlier it was reported that in Germany, the first of the coal-fired power plants in the country, which had previously been turned off as part of the transition to green energy, but remained in reserve, was launched. The coal-fired power plant, operated by the Czech concern EPH, is located near Hannover.