Efficiency, Savings and Comfort at Klimahouse in Bolzano, Italy
Pafile has a team of people who strive to increase the value of your property and save you energy every day.
Many of the sales technicians throughout the country will be present at our Booth in the CD sector of the Bolzano Fair at number C 18/16 to illustrate solutions that help improve the climate in homes, defeat mold and moisture, and above all that rationalize consumption by contributing to the reduction of Global Climate Change as advocated by distinguished pundits such as Luca Mercalli.
The best strategies for making environmental issues understood by the general public for Luca Mercalli climatologist and Roberto Cavallo president of Aica, are the union of scientific rigor and real-world examples that are well done, preferably from Italy. And in this sense Pafile is the practical example of those who are committed precisely to putting systems in place for Good Practices.
It is necessary to have a grounded approach based on a correct reading philosophy. We strive every day for companies, designers, and individuals to understand that the issue of energy conservation is crucial in solving climate change, and that Pafile (an all-Italian model) succeeds in playing a leading role by offering examples of works that represent something accomplished not by others and not only abroad
The average Italian consumption is 20 liters of diesel or 20 cubic meters of methane per square meter per year.
In Germany and South Tyrol, consumption of 7 liters/cubic meters per square meter per year is not allowed to be exceeded, but the best buildings reach as much as 1.5 liters.
However, in Italy, due to poor building insulation, 2/3 of the energy used for heating and cooling is wasted.
If the comparison is made with the most efficient buildings, more than 9 /10 is wasted.
Pafile proposes to apply the most efficient technologies and adopt conscious behaviors in doing Construction as well, and we are convinced that the New Construction starts from us, especially by employing the proposed systems with natural insulators.
