energiansäästyslaki

Energiansäästyslaki is the Finnish term for the Energy Efficiency Act. This legislation aims to promote energy saving and improve energy efficiency in Finland. The act sets out requirements and guidelines for various sectors, including buildings, industries, and energy companies, to reduce their energy consumption.

Key aspects of the Energiansäästyslaki include obligations for large enterprises to conduct regular energy audits and implement energy-saving measures based on these audits. It also includes provisions for energy performance certificates for buildings, encouraging owners to improve the energy efficiency of their properties. Furthermore, the act supports the development and adoption of energy-efficient technologies and practices across the economy.

The Energiansäästyslaki is a crucial part of Finland's climate and energy policy, contributing to the country's goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing energy security. It plays a significant role in guiding Finland towards a more sustainable and resource-efficient future by fostering a culture of energy saving and promoting responsible energy use. The act is periodically reviewed and updated to align with evolving EU directives and national energy objectives.