Mostafa Nakhai considered the implementation of Chapter 19 as a solution to reduce gas consumption in buildings
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Mostafa Nakhai considered the implementation of Chapter 19 as a solution to reduce gas consumption in buildings

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Mostafa Nakhai, a member of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, proposed the implementation of Chapter 19 of the National Building Regulations as a fundamental solution for reducing gas consumption in the building sector. He emphasized the importance of revising construction standards and improving insulation, stating that these measures could lead to a significant reduction in the country's gas consumption.

The necessity of optimizing energy consumption in buildings

Nakhai further stated that many buildings in the country lack adequate thermal insulation, which leads to increased gas consumption during the cold seasons. Specifically, weaknesses in the design and construction of buildings result in the wastage of some of the gas needed for energy production and economic activities.

Chapter 19 of the National Building Regulations, which has been developed with the aim of optimizing energy consumption, must be seriously considered from the design stage to operation. Nakhai stated: "The precise implementation of this chapter can create a significant transformation in the country's energy consumption pattern in the long term."

Planning for the renovation of existing buildings

He also referred to the necessity of planning for the renovation of existing buildings, mentioning that a large portion of the residential units in the country were built in years when energy efficiency requirements were not given due attention. This issue requires special attention from the government and all stakeholders.

Nakhai added: "The government, in collaboration with the private sector, builders, and municipalities, should develop a comprehensive program to enhance energy efficiency in buildings. Providing facilities for thermal insulation, upgrading boiler rooms, and using standard heating equipment can create the necessary incentives for owners and builders."

Consequences of optimizing energy consumption

The member of the Energy Commission of the Assembly also emphasized that if energy consumption optimization is taken seriously from the construction stage, in addition to reducing household costs, more gas can be preserved for industries and power plants during the winter, thereby reducing the existing pressure on the country's gas network.

Ultimately, Nakhai noted that these measures not only help improve the country's energy situation but can also lead to an increase in the quality of life for people and create better conditions for economic activities.

Source: shana.ir