The revised Building Energy Act (GEG) sets new standards for energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in Germany’s building sector, aiming to achieve a climate-neutral building stock by 2045. It aims to gradually eliminate dependence on fossil fuels. The GEG establishes energy efficiency requirements for heated or cooled buildings and consolidates several previous laws, replacing the Energy Conservation Ordinance (EnEV), the Renewable Energy Heat Act (EEWärmeG), and the Energy Saving Act (EnEG). The law applies to nearly all new and existing buildings used for heating or cooling, including residential, non-residential, and public buildings.
Building owners face numerous new requirements:
To avoid penalties and asset devaluation, the aedifion cloud platform supports digital operational optimization, ensuring energy efficiency compliance with the GEG across any portfolio. This makes buildings integral to the energy transition. With its package of software solutions and service components, aedifion enables GEG-compliant building operations. These services have also been certified by TÜV, an independent inspection body. Learn more in our blog post on regulations.
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