Our Goals and Results
Goals and Achievements in Energy Leap
At Energy Leap, we follow certain principles, including setting collective goals. This means that buildings within our benchmarking framework are expected to achieve annual savings. Subsequently, all buildings are encouraged to maintain low levels of energy consumption.
Goal 1: Before 2035, The Energy Leap partnership reduces heating consumption by 20 % along with measurable electric reductions.
Goal 2: Before 2033, All buildings in Energy Leap are ready to receive low temperature district heating.
Goal 3: Before 2035, The Energy Leap partnership works actively with reducing climate footprint from the build environment by reducing the use of resources through maintenance, renovation and optimization of use.
Achivement
Together, the 51 Energy Leap partners have achieved a 11,4 % reduction in heat consumption from 2021 to 2023, amounting to savings of 15 million DKK. This demonstrates that our collaborative efforts to share knowledge, data, and to promote best practices in green building investments are yielding positive results.
Why Buildings Matter
The City of Copenhagen has set ambitious climate goals with its Climate Strategy 2035: Climate Strategy 2035 | Urban Development
Buildings play a significant role in achieving these goals, as they account for approximately 70 % of total energy consumption.
As the municipality owns and operates about 5 % of the building stock, it cannot meet the targets alone. That's why partnerships like Energy Leap are crucial, bringing together key stakeholders in the real estate sector to lead the way in the green transition.
By collaborating through Energy Leap, we can address energy challenges in buildings collectively, share valuable insights and experiences, and develop innovative solutions.
Together, we have the opportunity to make a significant impact by reducing energy consumption, lowering carbon emissions, and creating a more sustainable future for Copenhagen.