Будинок з низьким енергоспоживанням

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Low energy building Копіювати

Definition of Low energy building

A low-energy building is a structure that requires significantly less energy for heating and water heating (less than 100 kWh/(m²-yr)) compared to the average residential building (approximately 200 kWh/(m²-yr)) under similar operating conditions. This performance is achieved through carefully designed and high-quality thermal insulation of all structural elements of the building.
Buildings of this type are not tied to a specific construction method, but are based on a number of design principles. With the right approach, even older buildings built using traditional methods can be upgraded to the low-energy building standard. For new buildings, compliance with these standards is mandatory, and with little additional cost, it is possible to achieve consumption rates even below 50 kWh/(m²-yr).

Context of usage for Low energy building

1. A low-energy building is designed to minimize energy consumption for heating and hot water, often requiring less than 100 kWh/m² annually, thanks to high-quality insulation and efficient systems.
2. Through careful planning and the use of modern materials, low-energy buildings achieve significant energy savings while maintaining comfort and functionality.
3. Even older structures can be retrofitted to meet low-energy building standards by improving thermal insulation and optimizing energy use.