Energy label

The energy label demonstrates the level of energy consumption of a building. When issuing an energy label, the energy used for heating, cooling, water heating, ventilation, lighting, operating electrical equipment, etc. is taken into account. All buildings or parts of buildings that are to be sold or rented must have an energy label, and the seller or lessor must allow the buyer or tenant to inspect the energy label at the time of the transaction. Our energy efficiency specialists calculate both the building’s weighted energy consumption (KEK) and energy efficiency ratio (ETA).