As an energy and metering service provider, we see our task as creating smart digital solutions that save resources for the real estate industry of tomorrow.
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We have been a strong partner to the real estate industry for more than 70 years.
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Current Sustainability Report.
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Rating agency Morningstar Sustainalytics gives Techem an ESG risk rating of 8.7 – “Negligible Risk” in terms of material financial impact from ESG factors
Techem Group reduces energy consumption by 5.7 and CO2-emissions by 2.2 percent compared to the previous year
Techem Solutions GmbH and BBK Real Estate establish “Techem BBK Energie GmbH” joint venture
“Growth through decarbonization” as the declared goal of the new company
Techem takes over electricity & heat supply as well as metering & submetering of 2,600 residential and 150 commercial units
Techem takes consistent next step towards digitalization as well as customer and service orientation
Nicolai Kuß, Chief Sales Officer (CSO), assumes greater responsibility for operational units
With 112 million tons of CO₂-equivalents, the buildings sector misses the 2022 climate target by 4.6 million tons
Emissions reductions of minus 5.3 percent compared to the previous year are not enough
Digitalization offensive in the building sector a basic prerequisite for a CO₂-neutral, sustainable real estate sector
2022 was about 11 percent warmer than 2021
Nevertheless, there was a significant increase in room heating costs for oil & gas compared to the previous year
The north records the highest additional consumption
Less than half of the residents have already turned on the heating at home
Especially gas consumers currently prefer to stay warm by using a blanket or consuming warm drinks.
Working from an office at home increases the likelihood that residents will heat their homes sooner
