Energy Efficiency

The term energy efficiency refers to the ability of a physical system to achieve a given result using less energy than other systems considered less efficient. It generally involves increasing the yield, thus enabling energy saving and reducing running costs.

Energy efficiency therefore refers to the capacity to “do more with less", by adopting the best technologies/techniques available on the market and a more conscious and responsible approach to energy use. This therefore means more rational energy use, eliminating waste associated with sub-optimal operation and management of simple and complex systems, both at a local and national level.

More efficient energy solutions are the product of constant research and development in companies and specialised research centres across the world.

Energy Efficiency

The term energy efficiency refers to the ability of a physical system to achieve a given result using less energy than other systems considered less efficient. It generally involves increasing the yield, thus enabling energy saving and reducing running costs.

Energy efficiency therefore refers to the capacity to “do more with less", by adopting the best technologies/techniques available on the market and a more conscious and responsible approach to energy use. This therefore means more rational energy use, eliminating waste associated with sub-optimal operation and management of simple and complex systems, both at a local and national level.

More efficient energy solutions are the product of constant research and development in companies and specialised research centres across the world.

Global energy consumption has doubled compared to 40 years ago, and it is clear that issues associated with the availability of fossil-based energy resources (oil and gas), and increased emissions associated with their use, will become increasingly significant in the future.

In order to address these issues, research into new alternative energy sources must be coupled with more efficient energy use. This means that, when producing products and services to meet our needs, we must use as little energy as possible.

Industrial sector

There are various technologies available in the industrial sector that enable companies to achieve improved energy efficiency, including:

- cogeneration,
- trigeneration,
- installation of photovoltaic panels, low consumption lighting systems,
- construction of biogas plants dedicated to WWT, including water treatment tanks, anaerobic digesters, aeration and denitrification tanks.

Industrial sector

There are various technologies available in the industrial sector that enable companies to achieve improved energy efficiency, including:

- cogeneration,
- trigeneration,
- installation of photovoltaic panels, low consumption lighting systems,
- construction of biogas plants dedicated to WWT, including water treatment tanks, anaerobic digesters, aeration and denitrification tanks.

Cemi Energy is specialised in performing the full range of construction works dedicated to energy upgrading applications in the industrial sector. In particular, it produces industrial foundations, purification plants, aerobic and anaerobic WWT tanks and slab foundations for cogeneration plants.

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Cemi Energy is specialised in performing the full range of construction works dedicated to energy upgrading applications in the industrial sector. In particular, it produces industrial foundations, purification plants, aerobic and anaerobic WWT tanks and slab foundations for cogeneration plants.

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Civil sector

In the civil sector, the “energy upgrade works” category of the Italian Revenue Agency guide covers any work or set of works that impact the energy performance of buildings.

These works qualify for a deduction of at least 65% of total costs, up to 110% in the case of the Superbonus.

Civil sector

In the civil sector, the “energy upgrade works” category of the Italian Revenue Agency guide covers any work or set of works that impact the energy performance of buildings.

These works qualify for a deduction of at least 65% of total costs, up to 110% in the case of the Superbonus.

Cemi Energy is specialised in building renovations in accordance with the Ecobonus and Sismabonus schemes, using systems aimed at achieving an energy upgrade, thus giving the client access to bonuses and tax deductions associated with such works.

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Cemi Energy is specialised in building renovations in accordance with the Ecobonus and Sismabonus schemes, using systems aimed at achieving an energy upgrade, thus giving the client access to bonuses and tax deductions associated with such works.