Schondorfer should save energy
Created: 09/19/2022, 10:25 am
By: Dieter Roettig
One to two degrees less in the apartment can lead to considerable heating cost savings.
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Schondorf – Politicians of all persuasions are currently outdoing each other in “Gscheidhaferln” about how apparently underage citizens can save energy given the exploding gas and electricity prices.
The green Prime Minister of Baden-Württemberg, Winfried Kretschmann, shot the bird, demonstrating in front of the running TV cameras how to turn down a heating regulator...
The Schondorf municipal council has also drawn up a catalog on saving energy, which will soon be published on the website and in the local newspaper "Einhorn".
In addition to the well-known savings tips, you scratch at common Christmas customs.
It is therefore recommended not to use colorful Christmas lights in gardens, on balconies and in windows.
The Christmas tree at home should also shine with wax candles instead of electric candles.
The community is at least setting a good example: apart from the illuminated Christmas tree in the cemetery, there will be no shining trees this year and no illuminated decorations in the center and on Bahnhofstrasse.
To this end, the street lighting is dimmed as far as possible at night.
Helga Gall (Greens) wanted to switch off completely from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m., but this was rejected.
Simon Springer (CSU): "Far too dangerous.
That increases crime and attracts shy rabble, especially since we are close to the autobahn.”
The well pumps in front of the town hall and on Wilhelm-Leib-Platz will be switched off early and not as scheduled at the end of October.
The winter waiting room at the train station remains open, but is not heated.
In the Studio Rose, they want to turn down the heating significantly and “winterize” the studio completely.
In the gymnasium as well as in the new secondary school gymnasium, showering is only possible with cold water.
The caretakers of the municipal properties should also be briefed to pay attention to the "down regulations".
