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Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, Energy Security Completed

Low emissions with high and sustainable efficiency in Sfantu Gheorghe key public buildings

MUNICIPIUL SFANTU GHEORGHE ·Romania

€1.8m
Grant awarded
Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, Energy Security
Programme
29 January 2021
Signed

About this project

<p>The main objective of the project is in relation to the development of complex energy performance for the following two public buildings in Sfântu Gheorghe Municipality: Váradi József Secondary School and Swimming Pool Complex Rekreativ.<br> <br> The technical solution includes deep renovation solutions for the two public buildings in relation to the envelope insulation, mechanical system retrofitting, electrical system retrofitting, solar thermal collector system, along with the installation of a Building Energy Management System for the energy flows optimization. Included in these solutions are thermal insulation and a mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery. The key activities included in the project are:</p> <ul> <li>External consultancy which includes technical design and financial audit.</li> <li>Investment activities.</li> <li>Project publicity to ensure the visibility of the project.</li> </ul> <p>Expected outcomes of the project include a&nbsp;reduction of energy consumption by 2.735,2 MWh/year and a CO2 equivalent emission reduction per year of 520 tonnes.<br> <br> The project will be implemented in partnership with Høgskolen I Østfold which is located in Norway. They will have the role of defining and implementing a model of energy efficiency in public buildings, through the development and implementation of the Building Energy Management System, together with the municipality, by merging Norwegian expertise in the field with Romanian expertise.&nbsp;The envisaged target of the project is to minimise the carbon footprint of the municipality, and this shall be done by using both Norwegian and Romanian experience in the field.</p>

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