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Renovation of Energy Insitute Hrvoje Požar to achieve nZEB standards

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Renovation of Energy Insitute Hrvoje Požar to achieve nZEB standards

The Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar (EIHP) in Zagreb will be renovated in order to become an example of decarbonisation, digitalisation, energy efficiency and renewable energy sources.
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The Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar (EIHP) is embarking on a renovation project to achieve nearly Zero Energy Building (nZEB) standards, supported by a EUR 1.6 million grant from the European Economic Area Financial Mechanism. The renovation, divided into two phases, includes implementing an energy-efficient lighting system, on-site photovoltaic panels covering 30% of energy consumption, and digitalised technical systems.

The first phase is expected to reduce energy costs by 65%. In the second phase, a water-to-water heat pump will be installed, aiming to generate most of the institute's energy on-site. The project serves as a model for decarbonisation in the building sector and establishes a national training centre for green and digital transition.

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Vladimir Spasić
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Themes
Building Renovation
Nearly zero-energy buildings
Energy efficiency technologies and solutions
Energy Performance Certification and Energy Labelling
Renewable Energy Sources (RES)