Achieving GEG Compliance with Recogizer

The impact of the GEG is clear: an increasing number of customer inquiries are no longer just about reducing energy consumption but also about ensuring compliance.

As of this year, larger non-residential buildings must be equipped with digital energy monitoring technology in accordance with § 71a GEG. The requirements depend on the building's size—if the total heating or cooling capacity exceeds 290 kilowatts, GEG regulations apply.

For most existing buildings, meeting the requirements of paragraph (2) is sufficient. Buildings must be equipped with digital energy monitoring technology that allows for:

1. Analysis and monitoring of consumption for primary energy sources (electricity, gas, heating oil, etc.) and building services systems (heating, ventilation, air conditioning).
2. Access to collected data through a common, freely configurable interface.
3. Defining target values for the building’s energy efficiency.
4. Detection of efficiency losses.
5. Insights into potential energy efficiency improvements.

Additionally, an energy management representative—either an individual or a company—must be designated to oversee continuous improvement.

• GEG compliance
• Automatically generated energy and cost savings
• Reliable verification of savings
• Full cost-benefit transparency
• Future-proofing through asset digitalisation

Do you have additional regulatory requirements? We’re happy to support you—get in touch!