The building sector plays a crucial role in achieving European and national climate targets. With a share of around 40 per cent of energy consumption and 36 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions, it is a key lever for climate protection. This is where it will be decided whether Germany achieves its climate targets. The consequence: major regulatory change that poses completely new challenges for the property and housing industry.
Building Energy Act, EU Buildings Directive, municipal heat planning, refurbishment obligations, heating replacement, district and local heating, refurbishment roadmaps, tenancy law challenges, structural implementation and liability risks – the legal requirements are becoming increasingly complex. At the same time, the economic risks of making the wrong decisions are increasing. However, those who maintain an overview can utilise the energy transition as an opportunity: for value appreciation, subsidies and future-proof investments.
Our webcast gives you a decisive knowledge advantage. With practical insights and concrete recommendations for action specifically for the housing industry, you will find out how to:
- Create legal certainty – which regulations in energy law are currently relevant for the property industry
- Act strategically – what the new regulations mean for the housing industry and your company
- Minimise risks – how to avoid legal pitfalls and make optimum use of your room for manoeuvre
Following the presentations, our speakers will be available for a Q&A session. Take the opportunity for a direct exchange: send us your specific questions when you register so that we can address them specifically and provide you with customised answers.
Register today and get the tools you need for the energy law challenges of tomorrow. We look forward to presenting you with valuable insights and practical solutions.
We look forward to your participation!
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In case of organizational questions, please contact
Sabine Sander-Schweden
Tel: +49 40 37853831
E-Mail: ssander-schweden@deloitte.de
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Partner | Regulatory & Compliance | Lead Energy Law
Rebecca Gulden, LL.B. (London)
Senior Associate | Regulatory & Compliance | Energy Law
