Indicator 7.5.9 - Level of equipping buildings with commercial metering units by types, percent: heat energy (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings); hot water (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings); drinking water (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings) - Indicators For The Sustainable Development Goals

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Level of equipping buildings with commercial metering units by types, percent: heat energy (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings); hot water (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings); drinking water (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings)

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Level of equipping buildings with commercial metering units by types, percent: heat energy (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings); hot water (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings); drinking water (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings)

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Target values of the indicator for 2030:: heat energy: in residential buildings – increase to 98, in non-residential buildings – increase to 100; hot water: in residential buildings – increase to 35, in non-residential buildings – increase to 70; drinking water: in residential buildings – increase to 95, in non-residential buildings – increase to 100
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Unit of Measurement:
Target values of the indicator for 2030:: heat energy: in residential buildings – increase to 98, in non-residential buildings – increase to 100; hot water: in residential buildings – increase to 35, in non-residential buildings – increase to 70; drinking water: in residential buildings – increase to 95, in non-residential buildings – increase to 100
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Goal	7 Affordable and clean energy
Target	7.5 Promoting the rationalization of energy consumption, stimulating energy efficiency and raising the level of consumer awareness of the functioning of the fuel and energy complex
Indicator	7.5.9 Level of equipping buildings with commercial metering units by types, percent: heat energy (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings); hot water (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings); drinking water (in residential buildings; in non-residential buildings)
Unit of measure	Percent (%)
Organisation	State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving of Ukraine (SAEE)
Comment and limitations	Residential buildings: Data have been developed since 2016. Non-residential buildings: Data have been developed since 2018.

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