Foral Law 4/2022 on Climate Change and Energy Transition of Navarre
Navarre advances towards a low-carbon economy with Foral Law 4/2022, which establishes the obligation to measure, register, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This law applies to different productive sectors and is complemented by aid to promote energy efficiency and renewable energies.
Who must calculate their footprint in Navarre?
- Large and medium-sized enterprises: according to size requirements.
- Agricultural and livestock farms: more than 800 LSU or 800 ha (CNAE 01).
- Large shopping centers and retailers (CNAE 47).
- Transport companies with more than 10 vehicles (CNAE 49, 50, 51).
Deadline to comply:
Obligated entities have two years from the entry into force of the law to submit their carbon footprint.
Key steps to comply:
- Calculate the carbon footprint
- Develop an Emissions Reduction Plan
- Register emissions with the competent body
- Apply for decarbonization subsidies
Regulatory updates:
- Dec 2022: legal adjustments to align the law with state regulations.
- Nov 2023: rejection of amendment proposal.
- Planned 2025: development of a new Climate Change Law in Navarre.
Subsidies and aid:
- Financial support for calculating and registering the carbon footprint.
- Incentives for energy efficiency measures and renewable energies.
- Funding for decarbonization projects in industry, agriculture, and transport.
What happens if you don't comply?
- Inability to access public tenders and aid.
- Disadvantage compared to sustainable companies.
- Higher operating costs due to lack of energy efficiency.
Why anticipate?
Complying with the law allows access to tax benefits, strengthens the corporate image, and improves competitiveness in a market increasingly demanding sustainability.
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