In most countries, the energy consumption of buildings reaches 40%, which makes their energy efficiency potential great.

The use of highly efficient insulation, low-emission glass and energy-saving technologies reduces this consumption by up to 80%.

Buildings play an important role in energy efficiency - they are consumers of 40% of the energy consumed, of which 75% for heating and cooling and only 25% for domestic hot water, electricity and appliances.

The reason is one - ineffective thermal insulation of the building envelope. Good thermal insulation of buildings makes a significant contribution to the fight against climate change and the increase of greenhouse gases in the earth's atmosphere.

Energy consumption for buildings has risen by about 30% since 1970 due to the growth of construction (+41% in 30 years) and increased need for household appliances, lighting and air conditioning.Energy efficiency measures in buildings are the most cost-effectiveof all possible measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.Millions of tons of CO2 in the atmosphere and consumption of natural fuels can be drastically reduced by optimizing the thermal insulation of buildings. In one that is not well insulated, heat is lost through the glazing, infiltration, roof and envelop, resulting in higher energy consumption needs.

The thermographic image of the building allows the identification of the insulation deficiency that compromises energy efficiency.

Properly installed and optimized thermal insulation provides a microclimate in the building that is almost unaffected by outside weather conditions.

Royal Project Ltd. pays great attention to the overall efficiency of the building and the equipment used in its projects in order to reduce energy costs, while at the same time not compromising its comfort.