La Svizzera si è tradizionalmente concentrata sul mantenimento del calore nelle case in inverno, ma con le ondate di caldo più calde e prolungate che diventano sempre più comuni, il raffreddamento sta emergendo come una delle principali sfide energetiche e infrastrutturali.

    Ritieni che la Svizzera sia preparata per un futuro in cui stare al fresco diventerà importante quanto stare al caldo?

    https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/climate-adaptation/switzerlands-new-energy-challenge-keeping-cool-in-a-warming-climate/91788002?utm_source=multiple&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=bundle-front1_en&utm_content=o&utm_term=wpblock_teaser-bundle

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    1. Current_Ranger_7954 on

      The good thing is, we’re exporters of electricity in the summer thanks to ice melting + solar. So we could use that surplus for cooling without a negative carbon impact, and continue to build up solar to compensate

    2. burnish-flatland on

      Another day, another anti-AC propaganda funded by taxpayers?

    3. cAtloVeR9998 on

      They need to primarily set a maximum indoor summer temperature, as minimum winter temperatures are currently regulated. Permitting should be fast tracked for outdoor compressors approved for use in Switzerland (as Solar is fast tracked now). Using a fast tracked process for approved units could get out of the need for an individual noise study for an installation.

    4. Internal_Leke on

      Switzerland has many plans ongoing, most cantons are actively adapting

      [https://www.nccs.admin.ch/nccs/fr/home/regions/cantons.html](https://www.nccs.admin.ch/nccs/fr/home/regions/cantons.html)

      Since 1980s, Switzerland heat related deaths decreased, meaning Switzerland measures are quite efficient and on track with the climate change. Let’s wait next year to compare the aftermath of 2026 heatwave with the 2003 one.

      [https://www.nccs.admin.ch/nccs/fr/home/le-nccs/themes-prioritaires/changement-climatique-et-sante/hitzebedingte-sterblichkeit.html](https://www.nccs.admin.ch/nccs/fr/home/le-nccs/themes-prioritaires/changement-climatique-et-sante/hitzebedingte-sterblichkeit.html)

    5. Legitimate_Change756 on

      Just close the windows and turn on cooling sounds, it’s only 2 warm days in a year! If you don’t like it, then leave. /s

    6. Mammoth_Reach_6366 on

      AC will be the only solution for people in apartments unless someone comes up with a miracle method to make buildings not retain the heat. So the sooner we start thinking about how to power them, the better.

    7. Moldoteck on

      The problem is more about legal hurdles.

      Heating takes more energy and needs electrification. This means summer will continue to have electric overcapacity.

      Even if we consider droughts as potential risk factor, it’s not isolated to summer

    8. Zestyclose-Ice-3434 on

      I hope that all the retards that say the climate change is a hoax will shut their mouths

    9. FakeHasselblad on

      A problem which has never been solved by humanity in any other part of the world… Another unexplainable mystery of the universe. 👻

    10. PavelKringa55 on

      No, Switzerland is not prepared. It lives in the past and stubbornly refuses to acknowledge the new reality and the need for cooling.

    11. 1223344455555 on

      There’s an article about newly built “Pflegeheim” in Aarau. It’s Minergie Eco. They have better insulation, automatic shades and an active air flow with guaranteed temperatures between 24 and 25. No air conditioning, but “District cooling” ([Fernkälte](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernk%C3%A4lte)).

      So I’m no expert and don’t know about how useful Minergie Eco or District cooling are. But it seems like a step in the right direction. The question is, is the step large enough or will we need to adapt even more in 10 or 20 years?

      https://www.srf.ch/news/schweiz/heisser-sommer-wenn-mehr-trinken-nicht-hilft-bauliche-hitzemassnahmen-fuer-heime

    12. Of course we are not prepared, it will take 40 years for Switzerland to prepare itself:

      First the governments have to start allowing ACs to be installed without all the current hassles. This will take 20 years (think of it like allowing women to vote or same-sex marriage, which took ages in this country). Getting rid of green ideology that ACs are bad takes time. We probably need a few more 1000 dead people from heat waves for the green ideology to be washed away.

      Then, once ACs are allowed, the entire housing stock, schools, offices, elderly homes will slowly be retrofitted with ACs. This will take another 20 years.

    13. Chico_AG on

      So we have two warmer periods of 6 days and you already see us burn in hell?
      Relax, it will pass.

    14. GoTheFuckToBed on

      humanities new climate challenge, how to get food when crops don’t grow

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