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Want to embrace a more energy-efficient lifestyle?​

To live a truly energy-efficient lifestyle, there are many things you can do and choices you can make in addition to keeping your home well maintained. With energy-efficient home renovations, you can reduce your carbon footprint, lower your costs and live more comfortably.

Small choices make a big difference

The choices we make every day may seem small but they make a big difference. The more people who stop spending money unnecessarily or choose to live in energy-efficient homes, the bigger the impact we can have together. 

Energy performance certificate

An energy performance certificate is an official document indicating the energy efficiency of a building. It helps prospective buyers or tenants compare the energy efficiency of different properties. 

When applying for a building permit for a new building, the property owner must order the energy performance certificate. Energy performance certificates are also required for properties, or parts of properties, being sold or let. 

A property’s energy performance certificate must be available to any potential buyers or tenants as soon as you start to market a property for sale or rent. Read more about energy performance certificates.

Tips to save energy at home:

  • Turn down the room temperature 
  • Unplug electrical appliances you are not using 
  • Try not to use your car as much, especially for short trips 
  • Set your sauna’s electric heater to a moderate temperature and shorten the time you spend in the sauna 
  • Use less hot water 
  • Use an air source heat pump 
  • Use a fireplace if you have one  

An energy-efficient home has:

  • Good insulation 
  • Energy-efficient windows 
  • Draught-proof structures 
  • Mechanical ventilation with efficient heat recovery 
  • Energy-efficient electrical appliances and lighting
Mies keltaisessa sadetakissa etsimässä kotia

One in two Finns hope that their future home will have a green heating solution with energy-efficient building design.

A survey by Nordea, December 2021

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