Well-implemented energy efficiency projects pay off
When designed and implemented properly, projects to improve energy efficiency are highly profitable investments in many ways. The value and yield of your property will increase in the short and long term as energy-saving investments reduce operating costs and the maintenance backlog.
An energy efficiency project can effectively reduce carbon dioxide emissions, with the property investing in the recycling of waste heat and on-site renewable energy. Furthermore, an energy efficiency project can improve the flexibility, indoor air condition and smart management of a property.
Finland’s best expertise in energy efficiency projects
Our experts boast the most comprehensive expertise in energy planning and new energy solutions in Finland. As experienced real estate professionals, we can perceive the big picture instead of partial optimisation and find the most relevant things.
We usually implement energy efficiency projects as turnkey projects, with responsibility for surveying, planning and monitoring the implementation of the project. In addition, after commissioning, we ensure that the implemented solution meets the objectives.
We implement energy efficiency comprehensively, taking into account measures pursuant to the long-term plan and the reduction of the maintenance backlog. The result is the most cost-effective outcome.
As an independent expert, we are not committed to specific technology or equipment suppliers. We always pursue the solution that is the most profitable and technologically best from the customer’s point of view. We boldly propose solutions that make the most out of new technologies.
Property owners are interested in energy efficiency
An energy efficiency project can improve the profitability and carbon footprint of diverse properties, from apartment buildings to shopping centres and from office buildings to sports facilities. The renovation of MEP design is usually at the core, which improves waste heat recovery, for example, and uses smart solutions to switch to needs-based energy consumption in ventilation and lighting, for example.
Real estate investors and retail chains are pioneers when it comes to energy. Municipalities and other public-sector operators are also increasingly exploiting the opportunities provided by energy efficiency improvements.
