KSPH services
A heat pump, solar PV system or battery should not be selected independently of the building. KSPH examines its use, existing equipment and the owner’s objectives to prepare a coordinated energy project.
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The starting points are how the premises are used, electricity and heating consumption, the building’s condition and existing systems. This helps distinguish current requirements from planned changes such as renovation, new uses or replacing the heating system.
Solar generation, heat pumps, batteries and the building envelope affect the overall system. We examine their interactions, integration constraints and the sequence of measures so equipment is not selected without considering the building as a whole.
The analysis considers investment, expected consumption and project priorities together. Assumptions should be explicit: savings and financial performance depend on the building, its use, energy prices and the chosen solution.
Gather the available documents for an initial discussion. Missing information can then be identified with you.
No. Starting from your requirements allows solutions and their suitability for the building to be compared. Existing quotations or installed equipment can be included in the assessment.
No. An estimate relies on project-specific information and assumptions. Its scope, limitations and operating conditions should be made clear before any decision.
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