Energiasäästuaruanne

Energiasäästuaruanne translates to energy saving report or energy performance certificate in English. It is a document that provides an overview of a building's energy consumption and its energy efficiency. The report is typically prepared by a qualified energy auditor or a certified professional.

The primary purpose of an energiasäästuaruanne is to inform building owners, potential buyers, or tenants about the energy-related characteristics of a property. It helps in understanding how much energy the building uses for heating, cooling, lighting, and other purposes. Based on this information, recommendations for improving energy efficiency and reducing energy costs can be made.

Key components of an energiasäästuaruanne often include details about the building's construction, insulation, heating and cooling systems, ventilation, and any renewable energy sources installed. It usually assigns an energy performance class, similar to those seen on appliance labels, indicating the building's overall efficiency. A lower energy class signifies better performance and lower energy consumption.

In many countries, an energiasäästuaruanne is a mandatory document when selling or renting out a property. It serves as a tool to promote energy-conscious decisions and encourage investments in energy-saving measures, ultimately contributing to reduced energy demand and lower greenhouse gas emissions. The specific requirements and format of the report can vary depending on local regulations.