{"id":14422,"date":"2022-09-20T19:46:23","date_gmt":"2022-09-20T19:46:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/klaveness-sounds-the-alarm-believes-the-club-is-being-treated-differently-news-sport-sports-news-results-and-broadcasting-schedule\/"},"modified":"2022-09-20T19:46:23","modified_gmt":"2022-09-20T19:46:23","slug":"klaveness-sounds-the-alarm-believes-the-club-is-being-treated-differently-news-sport-sports-news-results-and-broadcasting-schedule","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/klaveness-sounds-the-alarm-believes-the-club-is-being-treated-differently-news-sport-sports-news-results-and-broadcasting-schedule\/","title":{"rendered":"Klaveness sounds the alarm – believes the club is being treated differently – news Sport – Sports news, results and broadcasting schedule"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

– It is difficult to understand the discrimination here, says Lise Klaveness, president of the Norwegian Football Association (NFF), to news. On Friday, the news came that the government proposes to increase the electricity support for sports and voluntary organizations to 90 per cent at prices above 70 \u00f8re per kWh. The football president repeated several times in this news interview that the NFF is happy to be listened to, but that she is still worried about what will happen to football when winter comes. The proposal from the government does not include gas, which many sports teams use to heat the facility. – All sports teams are equally valuable. The children don’t think about whether the club has its own facilities or whether the facilities are gas-powered, Klaveness points out. GAS USERS: Arnfinn Dahl is the day-to-day leader of Vigrestad IK, which has around 1,400 members. He fears the consequences of increased gas costs this winter. Photo: Magnus Stokka \/ news Fears the hook on the door news recently told about the club Vigrestad IK in J\u00e6ren which has been hit by the energy crisis. In the winter, the track is heated by gas, but they do not get support for that. Arnfinn Dahl, day-to-day manager of Vigrestad IK, fears the hook on the door for many sports facilities. – Ultimately, this affects the weakest, said Dahl to news. According to the Norwegian Sports Confederation, there are 130 facilities owned by sports teams that use gas as an energy source and which are not included in the support scheme. The NFF is now working to map how many of these belong to football. – Extreme injustice Klaveness also fears that the current electricity crisis will cause large differences in expenditure between the clubs that own their own facilities and those that can train at the municipality’s expense. FOOTBALL PRESIDENT: Lise Klaveness. Photo: Terje Pedersen \/ NTB – This leads to extreme injustice between the club tracks – those who have taken responsibility and built and operate tracks themselves must stop the activity, while those who are lucky enough to be able to use municipal facilities can continue. There won’t be equal chances, she says. – The NFF is Norway’s largest special confederation. Can they themselves contribute with financial support to the club track in the association? – We do that. But when it comes to increased electricity costs, there are no member-owned associations in Norway that are able to cover the electricity costs of thousands of clubs. Then we will all fall together quite quickly. We are doing everything we can, but it is the government and the governing authorities that must help both businesses and volunteers to get through this crisis, answers Klaveness. – Will not support be given to fossil energy sources Gry Haugsbakken, state secretary in the Ministry of Culture, believes for his part that the new stream proposal from the government shows that they prioritize sports and voluntary organisations. STATE SECRETARY: Gry Haugsbakken (Ap) in the Ministry of Culture. Photo: Ilja C. Hendel \/ Ministry of Culture \u2013 In the same way as for households, business and agriculture, no support is given to fossil energy sources. It is a very demanding and extraordinary electricity situation that we are facing now, so it is very good that the voluntary organizations are forward-thinking when it comes to finding cutting and electricity saving measures, says Haugsbakken. She continues: – The government has also put forward proposals for measures that will provide more favorable fixed price agreements and make it easier to plan. In addition to the support they get from us, it will help keep costs as low as possible. Pandemic and electricity crisis Lise Klaveness took over the presidency in March this year. When the electricity crisis started last winter, the sport was left with a broken back. Two years of the pandemic have created strong challenges for those who run voluntary work in Norway, believes the former footballer. – It is the combination that makes us very uneasy. We have been through a pandemic where those who run voluntary work really had a hard time. We now see that there is a dawning optimism, people have managed to get started with quite a lot of activity, but it is very, very difficult to get volunteers back to post. The last percent … they are at the cabin at the weekends, and it is difficult to get them back, she says.
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