Climate Solutions for sustainable properties

The building sector is Europe's largest energy consumer, accounting for 40% of total energy use and 36% of CO2 emissions, with 75% of buildings having poor energy performance. Achieving net-zero emissions is a major challenge, but optimizing energy use in buildings presents a key opportunity. By integrating multiple products into a cohesive solution, we can improve energy efficiency and sustainability, benefiting both building performance and the planet's future.

Flexible, sustainable, efficient

Have you ever considered how Swegon products work together? When utilising our comprehensive range of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) products, you are tapping into decades of research and development, rigorous testing in our own laboratories and extensive real-world experience. Our Swegon products are designed to work seamlessly together which further delivers maximum energy efficiency and peak performance operation.

Investing in energy-efficient HVAC systems builds your property’s value as operational costs are reduced and future legislations are met with ease. Flexible, sustainable systems allow you to repurpose spaces quickly and keep energy expenses in check - key factors for tenant satisfaction and postive occupancy rates. By prioritising adaptable, future-proof HVAC solutions, not only are attractive and comfortable environments created, but a property’s long-term resilience in a competitive market is ensured.

Holistic Solutions

For sustainable properties

Our holistic solutions for sustainable properties combine carefully selected products, designed to work together seamlessly, and which maximise energy efficiency and help meet sustainability goals across the entire system. While these solutions demonstrate the benefits of a cohesive and optimised approach, they remain flexible - meaning, they allow for tailored configurations to suit each unique project's targets and needs.

The exemplified solutions demonstrate how a strategic combination of solutions can elevate indoor climate performance, reduce energy consumption and contribute to a more sustainable future without relying on one-size-fits-all solutions.

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Digitalisation in HVAC

The HVAC sector is accelerating its digital transformation and it is driven by the demand for energy-efficient buildings. In the strive to develop more energy efficient buildings there is an increase in request for advanced and demand controlled systems, including controls equipment and sensors, as key to optimise the energy use.

Predictive capabilities, such as weather-based adjustments and electricity grid support, bring further efficiency from digitalisation. For seamless operation, systems connect to cloud platforms that enable continuous monitoring, analysis and fine-tuning which enhance troubleshooting as well as energy performance.
This integration marks a new era in sustainable, adaptive building management.

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Profitable and sustainable? Reusing technical installations?

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The BACS decree: good is not going to be enough

This blog post will make a visit in France and highlight a national framework, based on an EU legislation, that will require open mindedness and innovative approach to ventilation, heating and cooling (HVAC) to meet challenging energy reduction targets.

The refurb kit revolution

Knowing what we know about buildings and the building industry, we realise that there are numerous sustainability choices a real estate owner has to make. We believe that we ease some of the real estate owners’ burden by introducing a refurb kit for our air handling units.

Reuse in the building industry - for driving sustainability in the property sector

One of the most significant solutions for reducing the climate footprint in the real estate sector is reusing existing products whenever possible. However, in the building industry, the market for used products is still fairly small and reuse is in its early life as it is not yet done on an industrial scale.

The significant energy savings that hide in the gaps

How to optimise HVAC systems to respond to real life use, save energy and provide a healthy and comfortable environment for building occupants?

Climate solutions in practice

Here are three impactful reference cases that highlight the benefits of a systems approach. Each case demonstrates how integrating energy efficiency, automation and indoor climate products leads to optimised indoor environmental quality and a sustainable property value.

Blåa Huset, Malmö, Sweden

OFFICE

Katedralskolan, Linköping, Sweden

SCHOOL

Clarion Hotel Umeå, Umeå, Sweden

HOTEL

Legislation as a roadmap to sustainable value

EU initiatives like the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) and the EU Taxonomy are setting ambitious targets, such as net-zero emissions by 2050. This roadmap not only drives sustainability but also provides the building industry with a structured approach to boost energy efficiency, reduce costs and enhance asset value. By leveraging Swegon’s integrated systems approach - encompassing building automation, energy optimisation and indoor climate control - you can proactively meet evolving standards while increasing resilience and long-term appeal. This strategy ensures compliance and supports both environmental and economic goals.

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At Swegon, we are fully committed to taking responsibility in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. With our energy-efficient products and climate solutions for heating, cooling and ventilation, we contribute to reduce the operational carbon emissions.

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