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Art. 89 Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft (BV) - Energiepolitik

BV; 3. Titel: Bund, Kantone und Gemeinden; 2. Kapitel: Zuständigkeiten

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Art. 89 BV · Energiepolitik

Bund und Kantone setzen sich im Rahmen ihrer Zuständigkeiten ein für eine ausreichende, breit gefächerte, sichere, wirtschaftliche und umweltverträgliche Energieversorgung sowie für einen sparsamen und rationellen Energieverbrauch.

Der Bund legt Grundsätze fest über die Nutzung einheimischer und erneuerbarer Energien und über den sparsamen und rationellen Energieverbrauch.

Der Bund erlässt Vorschriften über den Energieverbrauch von Anlagen, Fahrzeugen und Geräten. Er fördert die Entwicklung von Energietechniken, insbesondere in den Bereichen des Energiesparens und der erneuerbaren Energien.

Für Massnahmen, die den Verbrauch von Energie in Gebäuden betreffen, sind vor allem die Kantone zuständig.

Der Bund trägt in seiner Energiepolitik den Anstrengungen der Kantone und Gemeinden sowie der Wirtschaft Rechnung; er berücksichtigt die Verhältnisse in den einzelnen Landesgegenden und die wirtschaftliche Tragbarkeit.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (71)

VPB 3593 (Art. 89 al. 2 Cst.)

Referendum Against Labour Act Successful

This article is cited in point 1 of the decision to establish that the required number of valid signatures for the referendum had been collected.

VPB 97-082 (Art. 89, 3e alinéa, Cst.)

Switzerland's Ratification of the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities

Provision regarding the optional referendum, which is not applicable to this federal decree.

VPB 1226 (Art. 89 al. 2 Cst.)

Invalid Referendum Request Due to Insufficient Signatures

The referendum request failed because the required 50,000 valid signatures were not collected within the legal deadline.

VPB 89-038 (Art. 89 al. 3 let. a Cst.)

Switzerland's Proposed Adoption of Vienna Conventions on Treaty Law

Justification for the optional referendum for the Federal decrees approving the conventions.

VPB de-la-Conf-d-ration (Art. 89 al. 2 Cst.)

Referendum on Health Insurance Law Amendment Succeeds

This provision was used to determine that the referendum had succeeded because the required number of valid signatures had been collected.

VPB N--10-11-mars-1986 (Art. 89, 3e al., let. a, cst.)

Switzerland International Agreements: Cross-Border Workers, Visa Abolition, and Highway Connection

Cited as the legal basis for the optional referendum on the federal decree.

VPB 82-069 (Art. 89 Abs. 3 Bst. c BV)

Switzerland Ratifies COTIF Convention for Unified Rail Transport Law

Cited for the provision leading to multilateral legal harmonization.

VPB 82-001 (Art. 89 al. 3 let. b Cst.)

Switzerland Joins Sixth International Tin Agreement

The federal decree is subject to optional referendum as it concerns adherence to an international organization.

AC.2021.0002 · vd (art. 89 Cst.)

Zoning Reclassification Challenge Upheld Against Property Rights Claim

Cited in the reasoning (considerant 3) by the appellant, relating to the examination of arguments regarding solar panels.

A-6065/2020 (Art. 89 Abs. 1 BV)

Waste Incinerator's Grid Electricity Not Own Consumption for Feed-in Tariff

Cited as the constitutional basis for environmental compatibility in energy supply.

A-6065/2020 (Art. 89 Abs. 2 BV)

Waste Incinerator's Grid Electricity Not Own Consumption for Feed-in Tariff

Cited as the constitutional basis for the federal government's role in setting principles for renewable energy and energy efficiency.

A-3909/2016 (Art. 89 al. 1 Cst.)

Transformer Station Denial: Agricultural Use vs. Land Use Planning Principles

This provision outlines the Confederation's duties regarding energy supply, territorial development, and environmental protection.

CON 2017 1 · ju (Art. 89 Cst.)

Canton's Deep Geothermal Ban Invalidated Due to Federal Energy Policy Conflicts

Cited as the constitutional basis for energy policy, outlining principles for energy supply and use that bind both the Confederation and the cantons.

VWBES.2016.162 · so (Art. 89 BV)

Landowners Challenge to Mandatory District Heating Connection Upheld

Cited as decisive for the distribution of competencies in energy policy between the Confederation and the Cantons.

810.15.260 · bl (Art. 89 Abs. 1 BV)

Municipality's Fossil Fuel Ban Upheld on Environmental Grounds

Cited as the constitutional basis for energy policy, aiming for a secure, diverse, safe, economical, and environmentally compatible energy supply.