A more detailed action plan to reach the renewable energy target will be presented by June 2010 at the latest. The aim of increased investments in energy efficiency is to reach the target of 20 percent more efficient energy use by 2020. This will simultaneously fulfil the requirements laid down in the European Energy Services Directive. The Government will invest SEK 300 million (ca EUR 27.3 million) per year between 2010 and 2014-a 100-percent increase on the current level. The Swedish Energy Agency will have the primary responsibility for implementing the energy efficiency programme, and for the measures required to monitor implementation of the Energy Ser- vices Directive.  regional and local energy and cli- Strengthening mate initiatives.  Increasing investment in information and advisory services.  Using the public sector to set a good example in energy efficiency improvements. Swedish munici- palities and county councils will be given the opp- ortunity to enter into voluntary energy efficiency agreements with the Swedish Energy Agency.  Introducing support for enterprises that use signi- ficant amounts of energy. This support will be in the form of an "energy audit cheque" to perform energy audits between 2010 and 2014.  To enable society to be more energy efficient, there must be energy-efficient products on offer to con- sumers. The Government will strengthen efforts in technology procurement and in the introduction of energy-efficient technologies to the market.  Introducing requirements for individual electricity and hot water metering in new buildings and refur- bishments. Energy-efficient behaviour is encoura- ged when the cost of energy use is made clearer.