An article appeared on Circubuild.be about the strategic real estate plans that Factor4 is preparing for Dendermonde, Harelbeke, Hove, Landen, Sint-Niklaas and Voeren.
Among other things, as a partner in the SURE2050 project, Factor4 has now helped about 20 local governments develop a sustainable real estate strategy and a real estate plan. A strategic real estate plan is a concrete roadmap to get all city buildings climate neutral by 2050.
"The quick scans in all our buildings gave us an insight into the good and less good points of the patrimony in terms of sustainability.
It also became clear which issues needed to be addressed as soon as possible and which buildings deserved priority."
Margot Maes
Sustainability expert, Hove
An article appeared on Circubuild.be about the strategic real estate plans Factor4 is preparing for Dendermonde, Harelbeke, Hove, Landen, Sint-Niklaas and Voeren
Building energy regulations are undergoing a major update. Whereas previously each individual building had to comply with the EPC label requirement, it will soon be possible to meet this requirement at the portfolio level. This gives property owners, from school networks to real estate portfolio managers, far greater strategic freedom to phase renovations intelligently and allocate resources more effectively. This change makes the strategic real estate plan more important than ever: it becomes the key instrument to meet legal obligations efficiently while achieving the greatest sustainable impact.
Smart metering is smart management and strategic sustainability. Metering infrastructure today is much more than a technical obligation, it is a powerful lever for energy savings, cost efficiency, and sustainable performance.