+Article 22 2.

Article 22 2.

Member States shall take appropriate measures to promote and facilitate an efficient use of energy by final customers and final users. Those measures shall be part of a national strategy, such as the integrated national energy and climate plans provided for in Regulation (EU) 2018/1999, or the long-term renovation strategy established pursuant to Article 2a of Directive 2010/31/EU.

For the purposes of this Article, those measures shall include a range of instruments and policies to promote behavioural change such as:

(a) 

fiscal incentives;

(b) 

access to finance, vouchers, grants or subsidies;

(c) 

publicly supported energy consumption assessments and targeted advisory services and support for household consumers, in particular people affected by energy poverty, vulnerable customers and, where applicable, people living in social housing;

(d) 

targeted advisory services for SMEs and microenterprises;

(e) 

information provision in accessible form to people with disabilities;

(f) 

exemplary projects;

(g) 

workplace activities;

(h) 

training activities;

(i) 

digital tools;

(j) 

engagement strategies.

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