ALLIANCE FOR WORK AND ENVIRONMENT

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ALLIANCE FOR WORK AND ENVIRONMENT in Germany, by ENERGY SAVING AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE REDEVELOPMENT OF EXISTING BUILDINGS, A CONTRIBUTION TO CLIMATE PROTECTION AND EMPLOYMENT, A CONTRIBUTION AGAINST FINANCIAL CRISIS THROUGH A ECONOMIC STIMULUS PACKAGE AND GREEN JOBS INITIATIVE. www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 1

Rising Greenhouse gases IEA2009 1. Greenhouse gas emissions rising worldwide 2. IPCC-report Feb. 2007 Paris demands a dramatic reduction 3. IPCC-report May 4, 2007 Bangkok increase energy efficiency of buildings plays a significant role 4. To reach Kyoto targets additional measures of CO 2 -reduction are necessary 5. Countries like USA, Canada, China, India etc. must follow 6. A post Kyoto agreement is needed after Copenhagen/ Cancún, maybe at Durban 2011 www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 2

Reducing unemployment worldwide www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 3

Initiating the Alliance for Work and Environment DGB developed 1998 with the affiliated unions a programme to renovate existing buildings by energy saving and energy efficiency measures. The immediate objective is to improve insulation of buildings, advanced heating technologies, and use of renewable energy, such as photovoltaic or solar thermal systems. Hundreds of thousands of Green Jobs are anticipated in the construction, insulation, heating, sanitary and air-conditioning and building services. DGB initiated the Alliance for Work and Environment 1999 by cooperating with government, trade unions, environmental NGO s and employer s federations. www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 4

What are the objectives of the programme? renovate 300.000 appartments per year create 200.000 Green Jobs reduce 2 million t / a CO 2 -emissions lower heating bills for tenants and landlords unburden the state by about 4 billion Euro, through reduction of unemployment costs and increased income taxes etc. get more independent from oil imports www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 5

heat accumulator hydrogen fuel cell 3-liter-house heat recovery heat insulation tripleglased windows concept: improvement by the heat insulation of buildings roof, windows and walls more efficent energy supply by replacement of condensing boiler, low temperature heating boiler, hydrogen fuel cells increasing use of renewable energy supply, application of photovoltaic and solar thermal systems for self supply with electricity and hot water future: passive house or zero energy houses energy producing houses [plus house] controlled air ventilation systems with 85 % heat recovery www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 6

Energy saving lowering heating costs climate protection Energy consumption 3-liter-house unrenovated building 7-liter-house 3-liter-house economic, social and ecological dimension 80% reduction CO 2 -emissions 80% reduction heating costs 1400 500 200 80% reduction www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 7

new technologies Technical Technical innovations leading to new markets low temperature heating hydrogen technology hydrogen fuel cell photovoltaic / solar thermal systems cross flow heat exchanger for ventilations systems with 85 % heat recovery triple-glased windows with inert gas contents thermal insulation material sustainable revitalisation of cities Positive effects inside citys by renovation of existing buildings revitalisation of city centers or quarters less use of ground, less extention of suburbs short ways are promoted rush-hour traffic is reduced quality of life for inhabitants is increased employment What are the effects for employment? hundreds of thousands of Green Jobs are generated: in skilled crafts, construction, heating installation etc. other Green Jobs are: in insulation glass production, thermal insulation material, construction material, photovoltaic and solar thermal systems, etc. additional Green Jobs are generated: by consulting, architects, consulting engineers, environmental consultants, etc. www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 8

Financing of the CO 2 -Building Modernisation Programme Financing for the programme is provided by German government, from 2001 to 2005 with about 1,48 billion Euro. 2006 to 2009 German government will finance the programme with about 6 billion Euro (1,5 per Year). A total of 21 billion Euro of investments had been available 2001 - December 2008 through credits at favorable rates of interest. www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 9

accumulated KfW-CO 2 -Building Modernisation Programme monthly development of credits in million Euro monthly 2007 (+ 4,1 billion) 15 billion EURO 2008 (+ 6,1 billion) 21 billion EURO Accumulated Investments: 2001 December 2008 = 21 billion Euro Dec. 2006 Dec. 2007 Dec. 2008 www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 10

Reaching our targets since 2006 KfW 2009 2006 2007 2008 Appartments renovated* *in thousand 327 204 280 Green jobs created* *in thousand 217 177 221 CO ² reduced in t/a* *in thousand 1.038 568 767 www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 11

Additional Support by European energy efficiency directive and action-plan 1. Priority objective is the improvement of energy efficiency of building in all memberstates of the European Union. 2. The measures apply as well for existing building, where the biggest potential for energy saving exists. 3. If a real estate is sold or rented a energy passport for buildings has to be issued, which informs about the heat demand of the building. 4. So the energy demand of a building will get an important competitive factor on the real estate market (green house number). www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 12

European Alliance for Work and Environment Just to remind: It was 2004 when DGB recommended to the Irish EU presidency first time to implement this programme in a European growth and employment initiative. With support by all European Unions (ETUC), environmental NGO s (EEB) and European Social Platform on the European Conference at Dublin, organized by ETUC. End of 2008 DGB recommended German Government to stimulate economy against the global financial crisis by developing a economic stimulus package, including a programme to support additional Investments in energy efficiency of buildings for Green Jobs, because the global financial crisis started to infect our real economy, by decreasing production, export and demand, followed by dramatic increasing unemployment. www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 13

Strengthening growth and employment by energy efficiency of buildings against financial crisis Economic stimulus package I: for 2009, 2010 2011 December 2008 about 30 billion Euro had been decided by German Government, including 3 billion Euro to support investments in energy efficiency of buildings through KfW bank by low-interest credits. 6 billion Euro PLANED BUT NOT DECIDED BY GOVERNMENT Economic stimulus package II: for 2009, 2010 February 2009 about 50 billion Euro had been decided by German Government, including 6 billion Euro to support investments in energy efficiency of buildings for federal states and local authorities (eg. school-, kindergarten- and university-buildings). www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 14

What results we expect for the next years The financial support for energy efficiency of buildings by the economic stimulus package I is about 1,5 + 1 billion EURO = 2,5 billion Euro for the year 2009. The effects of the programme could rise nearly two times bigger than before: First results from the economic stimulus package I we got from KfW for 2009/2010: KfW April 2010 / Feb 2011 2009 2010 Appartments renovated* *in thousand 617 600 Green jobs created* *in thousand 292 340 CO² reduced in t/a* *in thousand 1.492 1.400 www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 15

Final Remark: The government decided 28 September 2010 the energy concept for Germany. Energy efficient buildings should be 2050 nearly climate neutral, reached by the extention of financial support. Looking back, there are realy good results 2006 2010: About 900.000 credits with a volume of 36 billion Euro had been granted, which produced more than 75 billion Euro of Investments. 2,4 Million Flats had been sanitated on a energy efficient level, which reduces 4,7 tonnes CO 2 - emmissions every year. And last not least every year about 340.000 workingplaces are new created ore saved. Looking foreward, DGB and Trade Unions are not satisfied by this new real policy of the government, cutting down the financial support to 950 Million Euro in 2011 for energy efficiency of existing buildings. DGB and trade unions are not amused by this new development of governmental policy. We are criticizing this development since last year together with environmental NGO s and employer s federations as well with the opposition of the parliament. www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 16

IN GERMANY 1,8 MILLION PEOPLE ARE WORKING IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL SECTOR. (That s more than in the whole automobile industry!!! ) THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION www.oeko-works.de Dr. Werner Schneider, Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB), Berlin, Germany 17