Communication Consultants GmbHFinal stage in digitalization
The digitalization of the building sector is progressing rapidly. Significant changes have been evident since the amendment to the Heating Costs Ordinance came into effect at the end of 2021. The nationwide requirement for wireless technology will soon make manual processes, such as the annual reading of meters in apartments, obsolete.
With the provision of interim consumption data, legislators are creating the foundation for greater transparency in energy consumption, enabling savings on energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. The new Minol app allows landlords and property managers to comply with these legal requirements. Tenants can view their current consumption and adjust their usage accordingly – a significant contribution to climate protection goals.
Property managers and landlords have until the end of 2026 to implement the legal requirements, which is just over two years. With these new solutions, landlords and property managers will contribute to achieving climate protection goals while simultaneously preparing for a digitized real estate industry.
With these new solutions, landlords and property managers contribute to achieving climate protection goals while simultaneously preparing everything for a digitized real estate industry.
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Worth reading content – 2024 edition
- cover story – Final stage in digitalization
- Evaporator tubes will soon be a thing of the past.
- The new Minol app for interim consumption information
- Future-proof, equipped with wireless smoke detectors
- Minol Connect in figures
- Data is transmitted securely using LoRaWAN®
- Energy consumption decreased by 10 percent
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