In 2025, we contributed to accelerating the modernisation of Slovakia’s energy infrastructure. Our investments, worth a total of €18 million, were directed towards the construction of renewable energy sources, modern cogeneration units, photovoltaics and battery storage facilities – with the aim of reducing CO₂ emissions, fossil fuel consumption and increasing energy security for cities and industry.
In terms of innovation, I was interested in technologies that can collect various operational data from buildings and then use it to create predictive models. Thanks to this, we can predict with high accuracy the behaviour of a building in different conditions – whether it is energy consumption, the operation and load of technical equipment or the comfort of the users.
In the new urban zone in Bratislava, we have installed a heat pump system with a total capacity of 2.5 MW, which will provide efficient heating and cooling for the entire development project.
Source: survey in the magazine Building Management 3/2024: Decarbonisation of Buildings / Author: Andrea Dingová Zero CO2 buildings represent quite […]
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The pilot project for the construction of the ENGIE Group’s battery storage facility in Velika Ida was completed and commissioned […]
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We invite you to the EnergyCamp 2023 conference (20 – 21 April 2023), which will be held again this year […]