Professor: Ban new oil and gas heating by 2030 at the latest
50-70 percent all residential buildings in the EU can get cheaper heating from district heating networks that upcycle excess heat from a range of infrastructure installations, adding that individualized photovoltaic rooftop solar and small-scale heat pumps are 'limousine' solutions, unattainable for normal citizens.
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by OLE ANDERSEN
CO2 emissions from residential buildings can be drastically reduced if EU member states can agree on banning the installation of new oil and gas boilers by 2030 at the latest.
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