Heating Energy Consumption Drops Amid Rising Prices

Despite reduced usage, emissions remain high due to continued reliance on fossil fuels.

A study by energy service provider Techem shows a 9% decrease in heating energy consumption in 2023 compared to 2021.
Residents of multi-family homes have adjusted their heating habits following significant energy price increases.
Average CO2 emissions per apartment in 2023 were 1.92 tons from heating and hot water, with total emissions, including electricity, averaging 3 tons.
Fossil fuels still dominate heating energy sources, with 90% of multi-family buildings relying on them.
Gas is the most commonly used fossil energy source, while the use of heating oil has decreased from 16% in 2013 to 9% in 2023.