A new method of low-temperature heating system makes it possible to reduce energy use by at least 30% and shortens the payoff time for housing cooperatives.
The system isn’t technologically challenging and a cost-effective way to better transfer heat and cold The heating of apartment buildings accounts for a very large part of Sweden’s energy use.
The requirements for profitability in energy renovations, low energy prices in Sweden, and limited opportunities for increased rents are some reasons for the low energy renovation rate.
The rapidly increasing demand for energy-efficient cooling alternatives makes it interesting to look at an interconnected system.
With the new method it’s possible to install a new heating system and get cooling “for free”. This is possible thanks to heating systems (...)
