2024-01-11 23:00:00
Even those who live in an apartment building have savings options. First and foremost, it is important to adapt the heating to your personal behavior.
According to a directive from the European Parliament (2023), the overall energy efficiency of buildings should be massively improved. The EU’s building stock should therefore be brought to a “zero emission standard” by 2050. No more greenhouse gases may be created than can be bound. The EU’s overarching goal by 2050 is to become climate neutral.
Energy-efficient living in Salzburg
“With simple tricks you can save on heating costs and significantly improve energy efficiency in living. For us at GBV, the association of non-profit building associations, energy efficiency when building and renovating is our top priority,” explains Stephan Gröger, chairman of the GBV regional group in Salzburg. In Salzburg, almost one in five apartments is a non-profit apartment, and the market share for new buildings is even higher. The construction volume for energy-efficient new buildings and renovations by the non-profit building associations in Salzburg – gswb, Heimat Österreich, the Salzburg, Bergland, Salzburgersiedlungswerk, Österreichischessiedlungswerk, Bausparerheim and Home in St. Johann – will also be at a high level in 2024.
GBV relies on sustainable measures for efficient living
Wilhelm Fenninger, deputy. Chairman of the GBV, emphasizes: “In times of rising energy prices, it is more important than ever for households to find ways to reduce energy costs and at the same time protect the environment.” With a few simple measures, everyone can lighten the burden on their wallets in their living spaces and, above all, improve their ecological footprint. “We at the GBV Group invest a lot in energy-efficient heating systems. Above all, regular maintenance ensures that the heating system, water heater and other devices maximize their efficiency,” emphasizes Fenninger.
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