Samuel Cogolati was the guest on the show “The final stretch”. The co-president of the Ecolo party answered questions from Martin Buxant.
Is ecology easier to apply when you have money or when you have the means? Here is the question asked to Samuel Cogolati on the set of The Last Straight Line. “No, on the contrary”assures the co-president of Ecolo. “All we tried to do during the previous legislature was to rhyme ‘Greener with cheaper'”he continues.
According to Martin Buxant’s guest, the party is making sure to “all citizens who want to renovate their house” two powersr “do insulation work so that, in the end, their electricity and gas or fuel oil bill is cheaper”. This support has resulted in bonuses and subsidies to help move towards ecology.
Samuel Cogolati took the example of the municipality of Brussels-City where Ecolo is in the majority with Benoît Hellings, first environmentalist alderman. “It’s 20% less energy consumption”he assures. “It’s a gain for all citizens and for public money.”
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