Insulation glass is a smart investment if you want to reduce your energy bills and improve your living comfort. But how much can you actually save? In this blog, we take you through a practical example and explain which factors affect your savings. This gives you a clear idea of what to expect.
Suppose you live in a semi-detached house with around 20 m² of glazing. You currently have old double glazing or even single glazing and decide to replace it with HR++ glass.
With HR++ glass, you could save up to around 300 m³ of gas per year in this example. That amounts to:
300 m³ x €1.30 = €390 in energy savings per year
If you currently have single glazing, the potential savings are even greater: around 480 m³ of gas, equivalent to almost €625 per year.
Want to learn more about the different types of glazing and U-values? Read our blog: “HR+, HR++ or triple glazing: what’s the difference, and which is right for your home?”.
Your actual savings depend on several factors:
Don’t forget that you may also be eligible for financial support through the ISDE grant scheme. If you replace your glazing and carry out a second insulation measure, you could receive hundreds of euros in grant funding. This can make the payback period even more attractive.
Insulation glass doesn’t just help reduce your energy bills; it can also improve your living comfort and increase the value of your home. Glazing typically needs replacing after around 30 years anyway, so when the time comes, it makes sense to choose an energy-efficient solution. Would you like to improve your home’s insulation? We’re here to help. Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation and discover what we can do for your home.
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