Burning water is full, do not tie the tie European countries to save energy to save each other

China News Service, August 2nd. According to the "Central News Agency" reported on the 2nd, recently, due to high inflation and energy crisis, European countries have launched a energy -saving movement. Under the dual pressure of policies and economy, Europeans are changing their electricity habits for many years.

The French government launched an energy -saving plan to reduce French power consumption by 10%within two years. Among them, if the store that opens the air conditioner is not closed, the merchant will face a fine of 750 euros; between 1 am and 6 am, it will prohibit measures such as lighting advertisements except the railway station and anywhere outside the airport.

In the energy -saving plan launched by the Spanish government, the temperature of public buildings must not be less than 27 degrees Celsius, heating cannot exceed 19 degrees, and the lights of the store window should be turned off at 22.

The Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez called on employees of public sector and private sector not to fight ties in order to save energy under high temperature and "lead by example" to attend the press conference without a tie.

In Germany, a plan called "80 million people to change energy together" proposed that the monuments are no longer glowing at night, public facilities do not provide hot water baths, and plan to force the speed limit of automobiles to save fuel.

The temperature -regulating operation launched by Greece in June aims to achieve 10%energy conservation this year and 30%of energy conservation by 2030. The specific practice includes the temperature of public buildings of air conditioning should not be less than 27 degrees Celsius. Close the computer before leaving the office.

In Belgium, the Valonian district stipulates that most places in highways do not turn on the lights from 12:30 to 5:30 in the morning, or only half of the street lights; Fortez District launched some light turnover measures 10 years ago. , Save 2 million euros per year.

The Dutch government is preparing to enforce large electricians, and enterprises must also invest in energy -saving facilities.

The energy -saving movement of Denmark includes encouraging the people to reduce bathing time, dry the washed clothes outdoors, and use less dryers.

The Finnish government is expected to announce energy -saving measures by the end of August that store organizations have coordinated how to turn around early to close the store early to reduce energy consumption.

The Irish government encourages the public to plan the use of dishwashers and washing machines to reduce the power consumption time, and propose publicity content such as "don't be filled with electric water, only hot water you need to drink at each time".

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