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Greening of Haarlem homes declines: fewer new insulation, heat pumps and solar panels

Greening of Haarlem homes declines: fewer new insulation, heat pumps and solar panels

The adoption of sustainable home improvements in Haarlem has significantly declined, with solar panel installations reaching their lowest levels since 2017. Additionally, the number of subsidized heat pumps and insulation projects in the city has decreased compared to previous years.

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