This Latvian news website points to the Spanish Euro Weekly News but then quotes the Swiss Blick (tabloid) Newspaper. The original source is likely https://www.

This Latvian news website points to the Spanish Euro Weekly News but then quotes the Swiss Blick (tabloid) Newspaper. The original source is likely https://www.blick.ch/politik/gfroerlis-muessen-im-ernstfall-bibbern-heiz-suendern-droht-der-knast-id17851055.html https://www.blick.ch/politik/gfroerlis-muessen-im-ernstfall-... from Sept/6th. Google translated "Anyone who violates the requirements faces imprisonment or a fine. In the case of intentional action, a prison sentence of up to three years or a fine is possible. Even in the case of negligent violations of the measures, a fine of up to 180 daily rates is conceivable." Then the original article goes into more discussion how enforcement is close to impossible and that a company who heats a large swimming pool on purpose is obviously worse than a resident setting their heating higher. My take-away is that there will be at most spot checks, some monetary fines possible. But jail is meant for the worst repeat offerenders of grand scale.