We have published our Sustainability Report 2024

Our sustainability work is based on our values, strategy, and commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The year 2024 was significant for Climecon’s sustainability work, and we have promoted many efforts related to environmental sustainability, social sustainability, and quality. For example, Climecon was one of the first construction product manufacturing companies to have approved a climate target through the Science Based Targets initiative, shortly SBTi. 

We publish a sustainability report annually so our partners can transparently monitor our progress on sustainable development themes. The report covers environmental and social sustainability and good governance practices.  We report on all topics of the standard, and the report covers all of Climecon’s operations. The sustainability report has been compiled by our Sustainability Specialist in cooperation with the Board of Directors.

Read the sustainability report 2024

News

Importance of accurate adjustment in air terminal devices

Unbalanced ventilation system is not energy efficient and often leads to indoor air problems. When the devices and the airflow rates are dimensioned correctly, just the right amount of air goes to the right place – not too little nor too much. In this way, the entire ventilation system works as planned. A properly adjusted ventilation system is energy efficient, air distribution is controlled, even and quiet.

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Climecon Receives Silver in EcoVadis Assessment – ​​Determined Sustainability Work Pays Off

Climecon participated in its first EcoVadis sustainability assessment last year and achieved a bronze medal. Now, just a year later, our company’s sustainability work has received significant recognition: Climecon has risen to the silver level. This year, Climecon’s score increased from 62 to 71 out of a possible 100 points.

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Sustainability and Energy Efficiency: An Opportunity for HVAC Contractors to Succeed

For example in Finland, the construction sector plays a key role in achieving climate goals. Buildings account for nearly 40% of total energy consumption, and the built environment generates about one-third of carbon dioxide emissions. The ventilation and heating systems designed and installed by contractors define a building’s energy efficiency and indoor climate for decades. Especially in ventilation, correct system sizing, airflow control, and optimization have a major impact on both comfort in living and working environments and on energy use.

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