Sector
Energy efficiency and demand-side management
Date of investment
2014
Status
Disinvested
Contact
Energy efficiency project based on the replacement of obsolete boilers in residential buildings (previously using diesel fuel) with high-efficiency condensing boilers fuelled by natural gas, reducing their energy consumption and carbon footprint.
By using energy more efficiently, and therefore consuming less, consumers can reduce their energy bills, help protect the environment, mitigate climate change, reduce dependence on external oil and gas suppliers and support sustainable economic growth. To achieve these benefits, it is necessary to improve energy efficiency along the entire energy chain, from production to final consumption.
The EU has set a target of 32.5% improvement in energy efficiency by 2030 compared to 2007 levels.
Energy-saving solution using the latest generation of gas condensing boilers.
The implementation of energy efficiency measures in buildings reduces energy consumption, controls costs for owners and users, mitigates the impact of rising energy prices and promotes less dependence on fossil fuels, reduced emissions and improved air quality, benefiting both owners/users and society.
This action reduced energy consumption and carbon footprint
The implementation of energy efficiency solutions significantly reduces emissions, but some solutions rely on fossil fuels and may be constrained in the future due to environmental regulations and taxes. The environmental benefits of electricity efficiency measures depend on the evolution of the electricity mix towards renewable sources.
