What is the purpose of the EED? What does all-year-round consumption information mean for tenants, and what changes will this entail for the housing industry? Can the EED help cut energy consumption? Read our fact check on the EED!
The federal government’s climate targets pose major challenges for the real estate industry: particularly when it comes to existing buildings, owners and managers face a giant task in coping with the growing demands for energy efficiency and climate protection. The regulatory underpinnings for this are often enshrined both in European law and the resultant derived national legal provisions. In complying with these requirements, without losing sight of precepts of economy and affordable living space, low-investment measures could offer helpful leverage. The digitisation of the building infrastructure lays the foundations for the optimum management of energy installations and maximum consumption transparency for users, as well as allowing portfolio holders also to make valuable efficiency gains.
Rüsselsheim is combining digitalisation with living, and is currently offering two innovations for the housing industry. One of these is the transformation of a former office building into an attractive residential building, which will create a new digital home for many. The property developer DIWO is pioneering new frontiers in the digitalisation of living in collaboration with the Noventic Group. Both tenants and landlords are benefiting from this development - and prospective tenants are queuing up.
