Klimaschutzelemente der Bauleitplanung

Ingold, Albert; Schwarz, Tim

doi:10.1007/s10357-010-1826-8

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“…This reduces or eliminates the use of climate-damaging fossil fuels. It is assumed that on this basis only arrangements for prohibited substances, not for the equipment used, are possible [74]. It is worth pointing out that, in order to introduce a consistent system of protection against the burning of solid fuels, it would be recommended to introduce a provision into the FBA explicitly, which would allow for the prohibition of solid fuel installations.…”

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A Legal Framework for Energy-Conscious Urban Planning in Poland and Germany

Sachanbińska-Dobrzyńska

2023

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This work seeks to answer the question as to whether the legal orders of Poland and Germany provide an effective framework for energy-efficient and climate-resilient urban space management. To this end, it verifies what similarities and differences exist between certain areas and whether they need reform. The starting point is the belief that legal instruments for environmentally friendly space management are a cross-border issue. Comparative studies are important because effective environmental protection knows no borders, and a lower level of protection in one country or geographic region can affect neighbouring countries and regions. The analysis of legal norms affecting such issues as passive energy construction; prevention of soil sealing and adequate ventilation; reduction of CO2 emissions; promotion of green areas; proper water management; reduction of so-called “grey energy” associated with new construction; the compact city; and a reduction of light pollution has enabled us to synthesise findings into specific conclusions and to propose postulates and directions for further research. However, this does not change the overall assessment that the legal systems of Poland and Germany enable environmentally friendly space management at a similar level, while at the same time, certain additions to the regulations and a further discussion of possible improvements are most welcome and needed.

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Section: Limitation Of Building Intensity and Location Of Buildings O...mentioning

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A Legal Framework for Energy-Conscious Urban Planning in Poland and Germany

Sachanbińska-Dobrzyńska

2023

Energies

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Klimaschutzelemente der Bauleitplanung

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A Legal Framework for Energy-Conscious Urban Planning in Poland and Germany

A Legal Framework for Energy-Conscious Urban Planning in Poland and Germany

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