Johanna Lindgren, a resident of the Fjällvyn building in Kiruna, Sweden lives in a building, owned by a housing association, which incorporates innovative energy efficiency systems, reducing energy use to 96 kWh per square meter annually, compared to Sweden's average of 129 kWh. With features like clear temperature limits, triple-glazed windows, and a system reusing 70% of circulating air, the property focuses on holistic energy efficiency.
The shift towards energy-efficient construction is noted by Lars Lundgren, Area Manager at Riksbyggen, who highlights the importance of measuring and optimising building systems for maximum efficiency. Energy-efficient buildings in Kiruna demonstrate the potential for sustainability in extreme climates, contributing to EU energy consumption and emission reduction goals.
