Condominiums

With the implementation of the European Green Home Directive (EPBD 2023), the renovation of condominiums has become a top priority to reduce the energy consumption of existing residential buildings and lower CO₂ emissions. The directive sets ambitious goals, including the obligation to reach at least energy class E by 2030 and class D by 2033, with the final aim of making Europe's building stock zero-emission by 2050. MIR Group supports condominium administrators and property owners in complying with these regulations, offering tailored solutions to improve energy efficiency and increase building value.

Main Interventions

The main interventions involve:

Thermal insulation and roof insulation: Key actions to reduce heat losses and improve the building envelope's insulation, in line with the EPBD 2023 requirements.
Renovation of condominium heating plants:Replacing outdated systems with high-efficiency heat pumps, condensing boilers, and hybrid systems to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
Storage systems and photovoltaic systems for common areas: By generating electricity autonomously from renewable sources, this significantly reduces dependence on the grid and lowers electricity bills.
Energy monitoring and smart energy management: : Implementing IoT software and building automation systems to optimize energy consumption based on actual needs and improve living comfort.

MIR Group supports the condominium throughout all phases of the intervention, from energy audits to design, execution of works, and management of bureaucratic processes, providing a turnkey service for effective and sustainable renovation.

Some of our interventions