Knowledge about the energy balance and energy use of buildings is an important prerequisite for working with energy efficiency and for making the right decisions in both new construction and existing buildings. Knowledge about this can, to some extent, be obtained from books. However, we believe that, along with practical experience, the best way to learn about these issues is to actively work with an easy-to-use, practically oriented, and reliable energy calculation program.

Otherwise, how can one answer questions like the following: frågor:
What happens to the indoor temperature if I remodel/extend my existing building and want to keep the old cooling system? How does the design and location of the building affect the need for cooling and heating energy? Which heat production gives the lowest life cycle cost; a heat pump or a pellet boiler with solar heating? Here, BV² plays an important role! Even though BV² is a very user-friendly program with a low learning threshold, sometimes it can be nice to get a little help along the way.

• What is more profitable, to install air or waterborne comfort cooling?
• What is the difference in cooling and heating needs if window A is chosen instead of window B?
• What happens to the indoor temperature if I remodel/extend my existing building and want to keep the old cooling system?
• Which type of climate control system will result in the lowest electricity usage?
• Which heat production gives the lowest life cycle cost; a heat pump or a pellet boiler with solar heating?

Here, BV² plays an important role! Even though BV² is a very user-friendly program with a low learning threshold, sometimes it can be nice to get a little help along the way.
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