The Municipality of Pazardjik is taking extensive actions towards ecological sustainability and improving air quality. One of the key projects is replacing old solid fuel heating devices with more environmentally friendly alternatives such as air conditioners, heat pumps, and pellet stoves and boilers.
In the first months of the program, 2,458 applications have already been submitted, and 1,189 contracts have been signed. The highest interest is in air conditioners, followed by heat pumps and pellet devices.
So far, 1,873 air conditioners, 104 pellet stoves and boilers, as well as 73 heat pumps have been installed. This move is already showing positive signs, with air quality monitoring indicating a significant reduction in fine particulate matter. The number of days exceeding these particles remains below permissible limits, and average values stay within the boundaries.
In addition to ecological measures, Pazardjik has welcomed its first electric buses, which will soon be operating on the city streets. They are part of a project to improve urban mobility, funded by European programs, with the electric buses serving over 90% of the city lines.
At the same time, the renovation of the 'Hesar' sports hall has been completed, which now has an energy class of 'A'. Measures such as new insulation, lighting, and reconstruction of common areas will significantly reduce energy costs and create better conditions for young athletes.
The municipality has also renovated 13 buildings, with a project for energy efficiency having a total budget of 15 million euros, improving conditions for about 2,700 citizens.
In various settlements, 11 new children’s playgrounds have been built, and street lighting systems have been modernized with energy-efficient LED lamps, resulting in better illumination and lower expenses.
The Municipality of Pazardjik continues to prepare new infrastructure projects such as boulevard renovations and urban environment development, aiming for a more modern and sustainable community.
Source: 24chasa.bg
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