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Among the goals of KlimaHaus is to fuse thrift with comfort and lastingness. The KlimaHaus categories provide an instant estimate of a building’s energy consumption. There are three classes of KlimaHaus: KlimaHaus Gold, KlimaHaus A and KlimaHaus B.
KlimaHaus Gold exhibits the lowest energy consumption of the three classes, with a heating energy consumption of ten kilowatt-hours per square metre annually, requiring practically no active heating system. KlimaHaus Gold is also called “one-litre” construction, as it requires one litre of oil (or a single cubic metre of gas) per square metre each year.
Buildings with a heat consumption of less than 30 kilowatt-hours per square metre annually receive KlimaHaus A classification, and are also called “three-litre” buildings because of their usage of three litres of oil (or three cubic metres of gas).
In order to qualify as KlimaHaus B, a building’s heating energy consumption must be under 50 kilowatt-hours per square metre annually – the so-called “five-litre” category, which requires not more than five litres of heating oil (or 5 cubic metres of gas) per square metre yearly
KlimaHaus Gold exhibits the lowest energy consumption of the three classes, with a heating energy consumption of ten kilowatt-hours per square metre annually, requiring practically no active heating system. KlimaHaus Gold is also called “one-litre” construction, as it requires one litre of oil (or a single cubic metre of gas) per square metre each year.
Buildings with a heat consumption of less than 30 kilowatt-hours per square metre annually receive KlimaHaus A classification, and are also called “three-litre” buildings because of their usage of three litres of oil (or three cubic metres of gas).
In order to qualify as KlimaHaus B, a building’s heating energy consumption must be under 50 kilowatt-hours per square metre annually – the so-called “five-litre” category, which requires not more than five litres of heating oil (or 5 cubic metres of gas) per square metre yearly
