Bucharest's Green City Action Plan foresees €6.5 billion investment to reduce emissions and modernize infrastructure
Delia Niculescu
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Bucharest's PAOV (Action Plan for a Green City) aims to invest more than €6.5 billion over the next 5 years to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 10% annually. The plan includes 32 actions, mostly focused on public transport and waste management. Most of the financing comes from EU funds and its implementation could turn Bucharest into a green city by 2040, making a significant contribution to achieving climate neutrality.
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Peste 6,5 miliarde de euro pentru București – oraș verde: decarbonizarea încălzirii orașului și transportul public net-zero reduc anual 10% din emisiile de gaze cu efect de seră – Planul PAOV
Planul de Acțiune pentru Oraș Verde promite transformări uriașe pentru București. Mașinile poluante vor avea acces limitat în centrul orașului, iar flota STB va fi prietenoasă cu mediul, printre altele
Municipiul București lansează Planul de Acțiune pentru Oraș Verde
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