2. Project on building rehabilitation

Collaboration between companies dedicated to the management of services in buildings offers many possibilities when we think of turnkey projects. The collaboration between the different companies and the action as rehabilitation agents allows channeling great opportunities in rehabilitation and maintenance.

The CSIM is working on coordinating companies in the value chain to work on rehabilitation, energy efficiency and self-consumption as integrating axes when offering comprehensive and turnkey services with great potential.

THE KEYS OF THE PROJECT

Some of the keys that are being considered in this project are:

  • How to coordinate the companies in the value chain to work on rehabilitation, energy efficiency and self-consumption?
  • What other agents need to be involved?
  • How to work on opportunities in self-consumption? And in energy communities?
  • The building's potential as an income-generating asset and not just as a cost.
  • How to educate and mentalize the owners for these investments that generate long-term savings?

The project is being developed in different phases, with the aim of defining an effective and valuable proposal, both for service providers and for end customers.

DIFFERENT AXES OF ACTION

The complexity of developing comprehensive and turnkey projects in the field of rehabilitation and energy efficiency involves acting in different axes, such as:

  • Detection of opportunities.
  • Identification of key agents.
  • Promote agreements with key entities (CAATEEB, CAFBL, Housing, ICF, etc.).
  • Promote agreements with public and private financing entities.
  • Agreements with trainers and structuring of training courses for property administration officers, with the aim of promoting rehabilitation.
  • Development of technological tools, such as an energy saving App.
  • Develop a financing model.

Finally, it is planned to carry out a test of the product in a real building that would serve as a pilot project and success story.

Other projects we are developing at CSIM

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