New Report from Fossilfritt Sverige: How Apartment Buildings can Save Energy

In Örebro, they are reaping the fruits of dedicated energy efficiency efforts. Fossilfritt Sverige has released a report on what drives the work of ÖrebroBostäder (ÖBO) forward and what it would mean if more followed their lead.

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The report highlights which measures have been most effective, their profitability, and the obstacles that stand in the way. They estimate that multi-family residential buildings in Sweden could save approximately 4 TWh of heating per year if everyone worked like ÖBO. If half of the housing stock did so, it would amount to 2–3 TWh. In addition, there is property electricity, where the report illustrates a potential of between 1.2 and 3 TWh per year.

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You can read the full report here: Fossilfritt Sverige/Energiforsk. Note that the report is in Swedish.

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If you want to know more about how AI-controlled heating has been part of ÖrebroBostäder's energy efficiency efforts, there is a customer case study with ÖBO here. Or sign up for the webinar on November 25th with Algeno's Catrine Anderson and ÖrebroBostäder's Åsa Stridfeldt, where they discuss the added value of AI control! Note that the webinar is in Swedish.