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Lithuania: impact, compliance and control of legislation

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Posting Date | 14 January 2010Publication Date | 2009
Country | Lithuania
Geographic Coverage | National
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Theme | General on EPBD
Topic(s) | International, European and/or national energy policies
Target Group | Local/regional/national authorities and facilitators, Building professionals
Type of publication | Country Reports on EPBD implementation
Author(s) | Raimondas Bliudzius (Kaunas University of Technology , Lithuania)
Publisher | ASIEPI Project
Number pages | 3
Submitted by Olli Seppänen (Federation of European Heating and Air-conditioning Associations (REHVA))
ASIEPI | compliance | regulation | Legislation | national legislation | Transposition
Source Languages | English
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Lithuania: impact, compliance and control of legislation

The paper describes impact, compliance and control related to implementation of EPBD in Lithuania. Impact is analysed as a driving force towards application of new more demanding requirements and their results. Compliance is referred to fulfilment of country’s obligation, whereas control is discussed as a country’s approach to quality of legal solutions.
Information Paper P184 of ASIEPI European project
URL | http://www.asiepi.eu

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