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Energy savings in Cyprus from renovations below 30% according to EU report.

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Energy savings from home improvement initiatives in Cyprus are below 30%.
The European Court of Auditors identified weaknesses in the planning and monitoring of energy efficiency measures funded through the Recovery and Resilience Facility in Cyprus, Belgium, Italy, and Lithuania.
The report raises concerns about the effectiveness of energy renovations in reducing consumption as initially expected.
Implemented energy upgrade measures have not delivered the anticipated reductions in energy usage across the participating countries.
The findings highlight the need for better strategies and oversight in energy renovation projects.

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Energy savings from home improvement initiatives in Cyprus are below 30%.
The European Court of Auditors identified weaknesses in the planning and monitoring of energy efficiency measures funded through the Recovery and Resilience Facility in Cyprus, Belgium, Italy, and Lithuania.
The report raises concerns about the effectiveness of energy renovations in reducing consumption as initially expected.
Implemented energy upgrade measures have not delivered the anticipated reductions in energy usage across the participating countries.
The findings highlight the need for better strategies and oversight in energy renovation projects.

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