Smart energy renovation is a revolutionary service that combines artificial intelligence with energy renovation project planning, which calculates over 30,000 different combinations of measures for a building and finds the most cost-effective combination of measures for each building. There are usually an average of 10-25 measures per building. Usually, the most cost-effective combination of measures is also the most energy-efficient and environmentally friendly.
This article lists a few projects calculated using the algorithm used in Smart Energy Renovation and implemented using the measures suggested by the calculations, along with their actual figures.
Let the numbers speak for themselves. Smart energy renovation is truly the smartest way to design an energy renovation or a new building’s energy system.
Energio will supply solar panels to be installed on the facade of the Mylly Shopping Center.
Mylly Shopping Center has been renovated as a green shopping center. The shopping center already has about 1,200 solar panels on its roof and has…
Pilot projects for colored solar panels
Solar panels don’t have to be boring black. Nowadays, solar panels are available where the glass on the front of the panel is tinted, creating…
Colored solar panels
Why do solar panels always have to be black? Not in our opinion. We now offer 1722×1134 mm solar panels in four different colors: red,…
Why is now the best time to buy solar panels?
Interest rates have risen, construction is slowing, and electricity prices have fallen. However, we strongly believe that now is the best time to buy solar…
The energy community multiplies the solar power of housing companies and companies
A housing company, or any electricity producer with multiple usage locations on the same electricity connection, such as a hall share, shopping center, campus area,…
Electricity prices have fallen, is solar power still worth it?
Recently, there has been news about falling electricity prices, negative electricity prices, falling electricity futures, high interest rates, etc. The question arises, is it still…