The EH55 efficiency standard states that a building only uses 55% of the energy of a GEG reference building. New buildings must therefore be particularly energy efficient, e.g. B. through better thermal insulation, modern heating technology and the use of renewable energies such as solar or heat pump technology.
The Building Energy Act (GEG) 2023 regulates requirements for the energy efficiency of buildings. This is intended to promote the use of renewable energy and minimize the energy consumption of houses and buildings.
Modular homes integrate a variety of energy-efficient technologies, including solar panels to produce your own electricity, heat pumps for efficient heating and cooling, and modern insulation materials that reduce energy consumption. Some modular homes are even designed to be energy self-sufficient by generating and storing their own energy, resulting in reduced operating costs and a [...]
The energy efficiency of a modular house or tiny house can be improved through various measures, such as the use of high-quality insulation materials, the installation of energy-efficient windows and doors, and the integration of renewable energy sources such as solar energy or heat pumps.
There are many ways to save energy in the home. Here are some tips that can help you reduce your energy costs while protecting the environment: Optimize lighting: LED lamps are more energy efficient than conventional light bulbs and can save up to 80% electricity. Also avoid unnecessary light and always turn off your lamps [...]
There are various measures you can take to make a home more energy efficient. One possibility, for example, is to improve thermal insulation to reduce heat loss. Insulating materials such as mineral wool, hemp or cellulose can be used for this. It can also be worthwhile to replace the windows with an energy-efficient version. Another [...]