Obligations for Owners to Climate-Proof Buildings in Spain.

The article discusses the obligations for owners to climate-proof buildings in Spain. It explores the legal framework for these obligations, including the role of condominiums and rented dwellings. The study concludes that existing legislation prevents public bodies from unilaterally imposing obligations to climate-proof buildings. The text also addresses the challenges of retrofitting condominiums and rented dwellings, as well as the limitations and complexities of improving energy efficiency in rented dwellings. It suggests additional measures to ensure the accessibility and proportionality of energy efficiency efforts. [Extracted from the article]

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