Lower costs, a better building.
What the Synenergi system means for the climate, the economics, the people working in the building and the technical installation – as stated by Synenergi.
Environmental
- Meeting 2030 requirements already today
- Significant reduction of CO₂ footprint – in excess of 80 %, depending on reference system and source
- Opportunity to be virtually “off-grid” if combined with solar power and batteries
Commercial
- A minimum 80 % reduction in operational costs vs. traditional solutions
- ROI in 3–6 years, depending on specific context and requirements
- Significantly higher valuation due to lower operating costs, and the ability to charge premium rents thanks to ESG credentials
Work environment
- Improved indoor comfort – stable temperature and air quality
- Flexibility – the same system can cool the building in summer
- Keeps floors dry and decreases the risk of injuries from slippery floors
- Completely quiet, compared with aero tempers and fans
- Less maintenance – no filters to change, no fans to clean
Technical
- System temperature 26 °C – a broader choice of heat solution
- Heat spreads more evenly in large spaces than with aero tempers
- Specially designed heat pumps allow for a very high COP
- 5–8 kWh/m² per year, vs. more than 50 kWh/m² per year in traditional systems
- Thermal storage in the floor keeps the heat indoors
- The slab can be charged at night, when electricity costs are lower
- Heating and cooling in the same system
- Future-proof – the heat source can be changed over time
- Floor load is unaffected by the system
Savings and payback depend on the building and on the system Synenergi is compared with.
Higher upfront, lower over the years.
Synenergi's own comparison with district heating: the investment is higher at the start, but the accumulated cost grows much more slowly – so the lines cross after a few years.
Discuss your building.
New build or retrofit – if the building stands on a concrete slab, we can look at what a low-temperature floor system would mean for its energy use, comfort and costs. Useful to mention: the size of the building, what it is used for and how it is heated today.
Synenergi is represented by Heatnet Global in all target markets.
Peter Anderberg, CEO · Heatnet Global