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When Energy Rules Become a Balance-Sheet Line
How we're helping building owners turn 2026's new energy regulations into a valuation advantage.
Real estate accounts for roughly 40% of Europe's final energy consumption and over a third of its CO₂ emissions. That's why we see 2026 as a hinge year for building owners: Switzerland's new energy efficiency law and the tertiary decree are pushing heating and lighting out of the boiler room and onto the boardroom agenda.
The new Swiss framework demands owners actually measure and control heating and lighting — not estimate them once a year. Add the tertiary decree's targets in France and the EU's revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, and the message we're hearing from clients is the same from Geneva to Paris: you can't manage, or defend to a regulator, what you don't measure continuously. Manageable with a spreadsheet for one building; not for a portfolio of fifty.
We backed that conviction at the end of January 2026 by acquiring E-NNO, a Geneva-based energy performance specialist, to combine their operational engineering expertise with our hardware, software and data-analytics stack.
“We now enable decarbonization of real estate while growing property values. Energy performance is no longer a detail — it becomes central to valuation.”
— Wiktor Bourée, CEO of Technis
It's exactly the gap our Real Estate Energy Performance solution is built to close: we bring performance, energy and occupancy data together in one system instead of three that don't talk to each other.
Regulation gave building owners a deadline. Our E-NNO acquisition gives us the depth to help you meet it end-to-end. Want to see it on your own buildings?
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