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Energy inspection in accordance with GEG: optimizing air-conditioning & ventilation systems for efficiency

Recognizing potential and sustainably reducing energy costs

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Reducing costs with the Building Energy Act

Rising energy costs, statutory operator obligations and growing sustainability requirements pose major challenges for the operators of air-conditioning and ventilation systems.

 The energy inspection in accordance with the Building Energy Act (GEG § 74) is more than just an obligation: if implemented correctly, it becomes an effective lever for efficiency, cost reduction and the future-proofing of your system.

With the energy inspection from Weiss Klimatechnik Service, you can turn this requirement into real added value – technically sound, practical and with clear recommendations for action.

Meeting statutory requirements:

Operators of ventilation and air-conditioning systems are obliged to have their systems regularly inspected for energy:
 
- an inspection obligation under GEG §74 has been in place since 01.01.2024 for systems in operation for ten years or more
- Obligations to provide evidence to the authorities and owners
- Increasing requirements in energy efficiency and CO₂ reduction

High energy and operating costs

- Air-conditioning and ventilation systems are among the largest consumers of energy in buildings
- Outdated components, inefficient operating modes or insufficient control cause unnecessary costs
- Much potential for savings remains untapped during ongoing operation

Creating investment security

- Uncertainty about the profitability of modernization measures
- Lack of transparency regarding payback periods
- Lack of clarity regarding possible funding programs

Chart: costs existing vs. energy-optimized installation after GEG inspection, incl. investment

Comparison of operating and investment costs

Experience shows: Small investments – huge impact. Over the lifetime of a system, the investment costs usually account for a mere fraction of the overall operating costs.

Often, it is not necessary to renew the entire system. The overhaul of individual components for energy efficiency already leads to considerable savings. 


Typical savings potential from the field:

Cleanroom production

- Renewal of fans
- Retrofitting for energy-efficient operating modes
- Annual cost savings: approx. €35,000

Medical ventilation systems

- Renewal of fans
- Optimization of heat recovery
- Annual cost savings: approx. € 20,000

Server room cooling / data centers

- Replacement of fans
- Load-dependent control
- Annual cost savings: approx. € 15,000


Energy inspection that pays off

Weiss Klimatechnik Service carries out energy inspections in accordance with GEG and ensures legally compliant documentation for operators and authorities. Decades of experience in the planning, operation and optimization of air-conditioning and ventilation systems ensure that efficiency potential is realistically assessed and evaluated in a practical manner.

Energy inspection is conducted irrespective of manufacturer. Existing systems from other manufacturers can also be fully analyzed and optimized. Analysis and implementation are seamlessly intertwined: From energy inspection to action planning to technical implementation, you receive all services from a single source.

The focus is on economic efficiency. Savings potential, investment amount and amortization periods are calculated transparently and presented in an understandable way. Weiss Klimatechnik Service also assists with the identification of suitable funding programs and, if desired, supports you through the application process. A high-performance service organization with a global network, over 140 service technicians and 24/7 availability ensures reliable support for your systems – even beyond the inspection.


Our expert solutions ensure maximum performance and minimal downtime. Get personalized advice from our cooling specialists, and find the right solution for your requirements.

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What is energy inspection in accordance with GEG?


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