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ClimateHouse Agency - Shaping the Future
Fossil fuel sources are becoming more and more limited, a fact which cannot be denied. Whoever would like to live comfortably, without making compromises, must therefore consider alternatives:
Energy waste can be limited by use of renewable energy sources, foresight in planning and lasting construction techniques.
Construction of homes has always been an important economic engine, and investments in this field have positive effects in the entire economy. The KlimaHaus Agency has the goal of fusing ecological activity with economic thinking. A home with a high quality of life does not have to be expensive – on the contrary, it offers a range of opportunities both to save money and to protect the environment.
Three quarters of all dwellings in South Tyrol are more than 25 years old, and consume an average of 21 litres of heating oil per square metre each year (corresponding to 21 cubic metres of gas). If these homes were renovated to the KlimaHaus C standard (the “seven-litre house” model), South Tyroleans would save 150 million Euros on heating each year. To renovate just three percent of these dwellings requires an investment of about 100 million euros, benefiting the local economy significantly
Energy waste can be limited by use of renewable energy sources, foresight in planning and lasting construction techniques.
Construction of homes has always been an important economic engine, and investments in this field have positive effects in the entire economy. The KlimaHaus Agency has the goal of fusing ecological activity with economic thinking. A home with a high quality of life does not have to be expensive – on the contrary, it offers a range of opportunities both to save money and to protect the environment.
Three quarters of all dwellings in South Tyrol are more than 25 years old, and consume an average of 21 litres of heating oil per square metre each year (corresponding to 21 cubic metres of gas). If these homes were renovated to the KlimaHaus C standard (the “seven-litre house” model), South Tyroleans would save 150 million Euros on heating each year. To renovate just three percent of these dwellings requires an investment of about 100 million euros, benefiting the local economy significantly
