“The latest efforts by the Flemish government for renovation grants and other incentives amount to less than a billion euros, while the invoices have been multiplied by ten. The ambitions and the resources must therefore also be multiplied by ten”, according to the Flemish ACV. The 10 billion euros could be financed with resources and investments that pay for themselves in the long run.
In order to cushion the expensive energy bills in the short term, the Christian union is arguing for measures such as a temporary energy surcharge with the growth package and the rental premium. The “index jump” of the growth package should also be canceled immediately, it sounds.
The Flemish ACV will put all this on the table during the hearing on the energy crisis on 15 September in the Flemish Parliament, says national secretary Ann Vermorgen.
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