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Homeowner, have you learned nothing from the last energy crisis? ‘Make your home sustainable now’

Homeowner, have you learned nothing from the last energy crisis? ‘Make your home sustainable now’

An expert urges homeowners to prioritize making their houses sustainable to better withstand the ongoing energy crisis. They emphasize that 90% of owners can achieve this with neutral financing or immediately lower monthly costs.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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