Development and
implementation of an
energy efficiency
regulatory framework in
SE buildings
6E
Financial incentives for
citizens/private
households (for energy
7E efficiency investments)
BE
Increased energy
efficiency in public
buildings
9E
Energy labelling and eco-
design requirements for
energy-related products
Establishment and
implementation of EE
criteria in public
tendering
eliminate lignite as a fuel used for heating
purposes in Pljevlja at the latest by 2030. The
phasing out of lignite used in Pljevlja
municipality's residential sector will result in
a GHG emission reduction that follows the
dynamics of the lignite decrease throughout
the observed period.
The implementation of legislation on the
minimum requirements for the energy
efficiency of buildings, certification of
building energy performance and regular
energy audits for heating and air-
conditioning systems are already generating
results in terms of reduced building energy
consumption. This measure has a major
impact on the refurbishment of existing
buildings and new buildings, as all fully
refurbished buildings and new buildings must
meet the minimum requirements.
The objective of this measure is to improve
energy efficiency and comfort conditions in
selected public-sector buildings. The
implementation of the measure is expected
to initiate the development of the services
market in the construction sector and cause
a positive impact on the overall socio-
economic environment. It is also expected to
achieve remarkable results in the area of
environmental conservation.
The aim of this measure is to make financial
support mechanisms available to individuals
for investing in energy efficiency and RES. It
includes the introduction of dedicated state
and local government subsidizing
programmes for energy savings in private
households and RES use. Measures that
contribute to reducing energy needs, as well
as use of solar energy and modern forms of
biomass (pellets, briquettes, wood chips)
should be primarily encouraged.
The energy labelling and eco-design
requirements reflect the approximation of
the EU's directives/regulations for energy-
related products. The energy labelling legal
provisions require that economic operators
provide customers with information about
the energy consumption of the devices. The
eco