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Persons living in dwellings with energy efficiency improvements in last five years by age, tenure status, type of building and risk of poverty or social exclusion
This indicator measures the share of the population living in dwellings that were renovated in the last 5 years to improve their energy efficiency. All energy efficiency renovations are considered (thermal insulation, windows, heating system) regardless of who was responsible for carrying out the renovation. Results are broken down by tenure status, type of building and risk of poverty or social exclusion situation.
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