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Affordable housing and energy-efficient refurbishment - a contradiction? Debate at the Berlin Energy Days 2018

Warm rooms, a good indoor climate - with lower energy consumption costs. And doing something for climate protection at the same time. That sounds good - but it costs money to produce. In the public perception, energy-efficient refurbishment of buildings is often accompanied by rent increases that make your own home unaffordable. Is that true?

07/05/2018
News

New study: Achieving climate targets with digitalised buildings

The German Energy Agency has published the first interim results of its flagship study 'Integrated Energy Transition'. The interim results show that digitalisation and technology-neutral solutions can reduce CO2 emissions in Germany by up to 90 per cent by 2050.

10/10/2017
Theme article

Climate intelligence - the future of building supply

The convergence of climate change and digitalisation presents building owners with a unique opportunity to enhance economic efficiency and climate protection simultaneously. This can be achieved through climate-intelligent property management, which integrates these two objectives in a mutually reinforcing manner.

04/10/2017
Technology & Innovation

IoT technologies in the housing industry - the path to carbon neutrality

The housing industry faces the challenge of reconciling climate protection and affordable housing. IoT technologies offer a promising approach: they enable more efficient use of energy, reduce costs and create transparency - even in existing buildings. This article shows how it works and what solutions beyonnex, as part of the noventic group, offers.

Thomas Ahlborn

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Glossary

Housing modernisation: Landlord-tenant dilemma

If an investor is unable to realise a return because he does not receive repayment from the beneficiary of his investment for the newly created benefit, this is known as the investor-user dilemma. The legal requirements to modernise the energy efficiency of residential buildings in order to achieve the German government's climate targets by 2050 are a recurring problem. This is why the term landlord-tenant dilemma is also used in this context.

Thomas Ahlborn