Published on
25/05/2026 - 15:59 GMT+2
Spain’s government on Monday unveiled its proposed Social Climate Plan, which provides for almost 9 billion euros in public aid focused on mobility and housing.
Pedro Sánchez stressed the urgency of continuing to act in the face of the climate emergency through a fair ecological transition, arguing that “the energy revolution cannot be allowed to benefit only those who can afford to change their car, install solar panels on their roofs or refurbish their homes without public support”.
The plan earmarksalmost 4.7 billion euros for housing policies, so that vulnerable households can take part in the transition and the “culture of renovation” reaches every neighbourhood, in order to “improve quality of life” while households cut their bills and reduce polluting emissions.
