Energy Efficiency Renovation Completed in Olaine, Latvia

Olaine Municipality has completed renovation works in the apartment building at Zemgales Street 28, as part of the European Union's Recovery and Resilience Mechanism. The project aimed to improve the energy efficiency of the building using the new energy efficiency state support program for multi-apartment residential buildings, implemented by the financial institution ALTUM. The renovation project was funded in part by the EU ANM program, with a contribution of 274,409.34 euros. The estimated heat energy savings after the renovation are significant, with a planned reduction of 34.42% in total heat energy consumption.

Key Takeaways:

  • The average annual heat energy consumption for heating at Zemgales Street 28 before the renovation was 129.24 kWh/m2.
  • After the project implementation, the planned amount is 63.39 kWh/m2, resulting in a heating savings of 50.95%.
  • The total heat energy consumption of the house before the renovation was 192.14 kWh/m2, while after the renovation, the planned heat energy consumption is 126 kWh/m2, which is 34.42% less.
  • The total cost of the renovation project at Zemgales Street 28 is 690,933.73 euros.
  • The project used the EU ANM program to fund 274,409.34 euros of the renovation costs.
  • JSC "Olaines udens un siltums" allocated funding from the EU ANM program for improving energy efficiency at Zemgales Street 28.

Statistics:

  • 129.24 kWh/m2: Average annual heat energy consumption for heating before renovation.
  • 63.39 kWh/m2: Planned average annual heat energy consumption for heating after renovation.
  • 50.95%: Projected heating savings after renovation.
  • 192.14 kWh/m2: Total heat energy consumption of the house before renovation.
  • 126 kWh/m2: Planned total heat energy consumption after renovation.
  • 34.42%: Reduction in total heat energy consumption after renovation.
  • 690,933.73 euros: Total cost of renovation project at Zemgales Street 28.
  • 274,409.34 euros: EU ANM program funding contribution to the renovation costs.

Sources:

  • https://www.olaine.lv/lv