Review of the live webinar from 13.03.2025: Smart technologies for sustainable buildings

Optimization potential

Low

According to the brief analysis of the building, the building appears to be in good to very good condition in terms of energy. According to the demand calculation carried out, the building has "low" optimization potential. Testing more energy-efficient operation of the building can be a good measure for maintaining energy efficiency. Optimized operation can lead to lower heating costs for tenants and CO₂ costs for the landlord. Individual CAPEX measures can also secure the current condition of the building in the long term.

Following the brief analysis of the building, we recommend that you review and implement targeted energy measures. According to the requirements calculation, the building has "medium" optimization potential, which speaks for further energy optimization. A full ESG report, including iSFP / DIN V 18599, is advisable for an exact determination. This detailed report is prepared after an on-site inspection by our energy efficiency experts and building technicians. As a result, sensible energy CAPEX measures as well as the associated costs and possible subsidies can be determined, identified and implemented with Purpose Green.

Following the brief analysis of the building, we recommend that you promptly review and implement energy efficiency measures. According to the demand calculation carried out, the building has "high" optimization potential, which indicates an acute need for action. We therefore recommend a full ESG report including iSFP DIN V 18599. This detailed report is prepared after an on-site inspection by our energy efficiency experts and building technicians. As a result, sensible energy CAPEX measures as well as the associated costs and possible subsidies can be determined, identified and implemented with Purpose Green.