Introduction
The Climate Plan is divided into five areas of action, 18 lines of action and 242 measures.
The Climate Plan focuses on four large aspects on the 2030 horizon:
Mitigation: what are we going to do to cut emissions? We need to achieve a 45% per-capita reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to 2005.
Adaptation and resilience: how are we going to prepare ourselves, so that we are less vulnerable to climate change? We need to achieve a 1.6 km2 increase in urban greenery, which is equivalent to 1 m2 of greenery per resident, and a domestic consumption of drinking water that is below 100 l/residents/day.
Climate Justice: what are we going to do to guarantee the rights of the most vulnerable people? We need to achieve zero energy poverty.
Promoting citizen action: how are we going to support projects undertaken by organisations and the general public? Allocating €1.2 million in subsidies for collaborative citizen projects (€200,000 twice a year).
2030 goals
-45%
Reduce GHG emissions per capita by 45% compared to 2005 through the following
-20%
Reduce by 20% the mobility in private motor vehicle
x5
Multiply by 5 the local solar generation.
+20%
Energetically rehabilitate 20% of residential buildings over 40 years old.
Increase urban green by 1.6 km2, which is equivalent to 1 m2 more green for each current inhabitant.
Get 100% net financing
-100l/day
Achieve domestic drinking water consumption of less than 100l/inhabitant/day.
=0
Have zero energy poverty.
The plan is divided into five areas of action:
Each of these five areas will be developed along a total of eighteen lines of action and 242 measures.