Buildings account for 40% of global energy consumption

The world’s combined property assets currently account for around 40% of total energy consumption and around one-third of global GHG emissions. The majority of emissions occur when energy is used to operate plants.

Ecosystem for energy efficiency in large
properties

Technological change is required to achieve a reduction in GHG emissions from buildings and this will involve phasing out fossil fuels in favor of energy-efficient systems based on renewable energy.

Because buildings are long-term investments that are active for many years, the energy-related and environment-related product choices made today are important because they will affect the environment for several decades to come.

The new generation of energy efficiency products will be integrated into an “ecosystem for well-being” and various portable digital solutions will provide real-time information between the various systems and users.  

Complete climate control system that is easy to install, operate and maintain

Geothermal heating is solar energy stored deep underground, at the bottom of lakes or at depths of a few meters in the soil. A geothermal system enables you to create a comfortable indoor
climate and provide the property with both heating and hot water, as well as cooling on warm summer days. This kind of renewable energy reduces your energy costs while also helping save the environment.