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GIROTZE SL

HeAt PumPs in existing multi-family buildings for achieving union's ENergy and envIromeNtal Goals

Operating in european innovation council based in Azkoitia, GIROTZE SL operates.

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Currently, buildings are responsible for 40 % of the energy demand and 36% of the CO2 emissions in Europe. Decarbonisation of existing buildings plays a key role in order to reach the overall climate protection targets. However, current renovation rates lie in the order of 1%.
Heat pumps are a key technology in bringing renewable shares into heat supply of buildings; especially their combination with onsite renewable electricity production e.g. by PV allows to bring high renewable shares. Their current installation in existing multi-apartment buildings is however still marginal.

The proposed technological solution is based on decentralized heat pumps, in such a way that it results an easy-to-install solution for installers, low-intrusive for the occupants and easily adaptable to a large number of different building situations. This is flanked by developing near-zero planning, implementation and operation processes, in order to facilitate the work during the planning phase, ensure a high-quality installation and effective operation, and reduce the efforts and costs within the whole retrofitting project. The challenge of cost-competitiveness is addressed by developing new financial and business models. Bringing new players (such as financial experts) and financing models to the renovation market is expected to bring the needed paradigm change and boost investments in the resi

As a business in european innovation council, GIROTZE SL is listed here with the public details available about it.

Azkoitia is where the company is located.

The company is listed at the CLOSED stage of development.

SectorEuropean Innovation Council
HeadquartersAzkoitia
CountrySpain
StageCLOSED

Website: www.girotze.com

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