Buildings are major contributors to CO2 emissions, primarily due to fossil-based heating sources like oil and gas, and the fossil energy required to produce construction materials.

The highest emissions come from buildings constructed before 1980, which are energy-inefficient and largely dependent on oil and gas heating.

Energy Efficiency and Cost Savings. Upgrading insulation and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems can drastically reduce energy consumption.

Environmental Impact. Renovations can significantly cut a building's carbon footprint. By using sustainable materials, we can reduce CO2 emissions, support climate change mitigation, and promote a sustainable future.

Thermal Comfort and Health. Renovating buildings thermal comfort and living conditions. Bio-based materials help reduce pollutants, regulate humidity, and create a comfortable environment for occupants.