Warsaw

62% of Poland’s population lives in cities. 70% out of 5 million single-family houses in Poland do not meet energy efficiency standards. Therefore, residential and service buildings require intervention in the first place. In the cities especially in residential areas we struggle with social-economic challenges: aging of society, stratification, energy poverty, migration, as well as energy crisis. We should take measures aimed at increasing quality of life while striving for decarbonisation. Krakow, Lodz, Rzeszow, Warsaw, Wroclaw realise that without a thorough modernisation of buildings it is difficult to achieve the EU-wide climate targets. . On top of these efforts, additional financial and technical support is needed to achieve the climate neutrality solutions.