Using energy consumption data to create a healthy building is a simple yet effective way to improve the sustainability and comfort of a building while also potentially reducing energy costs.

2023 is a determining year for owners of office buildings in the Netherlands. This article explains what Energy Label C is and for which cases this obligation applies.

As of January 1, 2023, it is mandatory in the Netherlands for office buildings and other commercial real estates larger than 100 m2 to have an Energy Label of C or higher. This means that every office building in the Netherlands may have no more than 225 kWh of primary fossil energy use per m2 per year.

Using energy consumption data to create a healthy building is a simple yet effective way to improve the sustainability and comfort of a building while also potentially reducing energy costs.

2023 is a determining year for owners of office buildings in the Netherlands. This article explains what Energy Label C is and for which cases this obligation applies.

As of January 1, 2023, it is mandatory in the Netherlands for office buildings and other commercial real estates larger than 100 m2 to have an Energy Label of C or higher. This means that every office building in the Netherlands may have no more than 225 kWh of primary fossil energy use per m2 per year.

Using energy consumption data to create a healthy building is a simple yet effective way to improve the sustainability and comfort of a building while also potentially reducing energy costs.

2023 is a determining year for owners of office buildings in the Netherlands. This article explains what Energy Label C is and for which cases this obligation applies.

As of January 1, 2023, it is mandatory in the Netherlands for office buildings and other commercial real estates larger than 100 m2 to have an Energy Label of C or higher. This means that every office building in the Netherlands may have no more than 225 kWh of primary fossil energy use per m2 per year.