Stimulating the refurbishment of buildings and façades, the enhancement of closed commercial premises, by cleaning them or erecting embellishment panels. Implementing the measures envisaged in the Tenerías PERI (Special Integral Refurbishment Plan). Improving access to the San Ignacio district.
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Along with the municipal facilities, street lighting is the other great consumer of municipal energy. The street lighting energy audit conducted in 2009 already envisaged a series of actions to be taken in order to improve its efficiency. In this regard, the aim is to continue implementing the envisaged measures, conduct new audits as necessary, deploy the most efficient technology in each case, implement remote management and monitoring system, optimising the switching on/off times, improve the adjustment, etc., and thus progressively eliminating the more efficient lamps.
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Offer retailers specialised technical support. Setting up a specific line of funding, in order to allow the implementation of energy efficiency measures
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A key aspect when improving the energy performance of municipal buildings is to improve their thermal cladding and enclosures, in order to limit energy losses as far as possible. In this regard, each building will need to be audited in order to establish the specific measures to be adopted: changing windows, fitting double doors, improving the insulation, etc.
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As established in the Contaminated Land and Waste Act 22/2011, of 28 July, waste prevention programmes will be prepared and will establish targets for waste prevention, for cutting the amount of waste generated and for cutting the amount of pollutant or hazardous substances. The programmes will describe the existing prevention measures and will assess the utility of the measure examples that are indicated in Annex IV or other appropriate measures. These measures will be aimed at cutting the amount of waste produced in 2020 by 10% compared to 2010. The purpose of those targets and measures will be to break the link between economic growth and the impacts on human health and the environment associated to waste generation.
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Heating and climate control installations are heavy energy consumers and therefore optimising their running is essential. Energy efficiency criteria will need to be taken into account from the design and sizing stages for new installations or change of use of municipal amenities. Depending on the type of buildings and based on energy audits, changing boilers, alternative systems such as biomass, geo-thermal, cogeneration, installing thermostatic valves, etc., will be considered.
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There will be an emphasis on energy certification of the new buildings, in order to achieve the greatest degree of energy efficiency.
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Stimulating the refurbishment of buildings and façades, the enhancement of closed commercial premises, by cleaning them or erecting embellishment panels. Implementing the measures envisaged in the Tenerías PERI (Special Integral Refurbishment Plan). Improving access to the San Ignacio district.
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Including the recommendations from the "Encartaciones Landscape Catalogue) and the future Basque Country Landscape Act.
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Bizkaia Provincial Council and the Basque Government, URA-Basque Water Board, Confederación Hidrográfica del Norte water authority, have jurisdiction, depending on the different actions that are going to be implemented in the water public domain areas. The actions envisaged to enhance the riverbank vegetation therefore have to be coordinated with each of the different institutions, and taking into account their impact on key aspects such as endangered fauna (European mink, amphibians, etc.), flood potential, etc.
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Once the greatest risks associated to climate change have been defined, a plan of action will have to be established and prioritised to reduce the associated risks: flood potential, heat waves and cold snaps, etc.
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