GreenWise Holland provides certified EPA‑W (residential) and EPA‑U (utility) energy labeling services for Dutch property owners and managers. Their qualified advisors perform on‑site measurements, produce floor‑plan reports, and issue provisional labels, then deliver detailed energy‑saving advice with cost‑benefit analysis and CO₂ impact to help clients meet regulatory deadlines and plan retrofit upgrades.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Property owners and managers in the Netherlands must obtain legally required energy labels for residential and utility buildings when these are sold, rented, or undergo major changes. Non‑compliance can result in fines and missed opportunities to reduce energy costs and improve building performance.
Solution
GreenWise Holland offers certified EPA‑W (residential) and EPA‑U (utility) energy labeling services performed by qualified advisors. The company conducts on‑site measurements, creates detailed floor‑plan reports, and provides a provisional label that can be finalized after improvement measures. In addition, GreenWise delivers a comprehensive, custom energy‑saving advisory report that outlines recommended retrofit actions, cost estimates, payback periods, and projected CO₂ reductions. This integrated approach helps owners meet regulatory deadlines, avoid penalties, and plan phased upgrades to lower operating expenses and enhance building sustainability.
Target Audience
Primary customers are residential property owners, housing corporations, landlords, and owners or managers of public and commercial utility buildings that require EPA‑W or EPA‑U labeling.
Features
- Certified EPA‑W and EPA‑U energy label issuance by qualified advisors, compliant with Dutch regulations
- On‑site building measurement and NEN 2580 floor‑plan documentation
- Detailed custom energy‑saving advice including technical measures, cost‑benefit analysis, and CO₂ impact
- Guidance on meeting the NTA 8800 standards and preparing phased improvement plans
- Support for housing corporations, landlords, and public building owners in complying with the Woning Waardering Stelsel and utility building label requirements