继电热毯之后,高领毛衣在欧洲也火了……
French President Emmanuel Macron appeared in a black turtleneck under his trademark blue suit on Oct 3. He and his cabinet ministers have ditched suits and ties and are appearing on television and at press conferences in turtlenecks.
Bruno Le Maire, interviewed by France Inter radio, said: “You will no longer see me with a tie but with a turtleneck. And I think it will be very good, it will allow us to save energy.”
France unveiled its energy saving plan which aims to reduce energy consumption by 10% by 2024. To reduce energy consumption by 10% in two years, the government has slated 15 key measures, from reducing heating to a maximum of 19C (66F) in offices to encouraging people to carpool.
In addition, heating must be lowered in offices, swimming pools and gyms, and the use of hot water must be reduced in offices. Public lighting in the streets will be on for less time and less intensively, companies must commit to switching off the lights in unoccupied buildings, and working from home will be encouraged in public administrations.
France's national broadcaster said from Oct 3 it would begin broadcasting a "power map" to viewers, showing demand for electricity around the country and areas where over-consumption could lead to blackouts.
推 荐 阅 读
微信扫码关注该文公众号作者
戳这里提交新闻线索和高质量文章给我们。
来源: qq
点击查看作者最近其他文章