Sustainable Development

The construction sector in the European Union is responsible for more than 40% of CO₂ emissions. EU Directives 2002/91/EC and 2010/31/EU established new requirements for energy savings and building efficiency within the EU's 20-20-20 plan.

Bulgaria has recognised the potential of energy conservation in construction since the late 1990s, requiring new buildings to incorporate measures reducing heat loss.

GEBOR OOD specialists possess extensive experience building energy-efficient structures. The company applies methods involving thermal mass activation, heat capacity systems, and high-efficiency air heat exchangers.

Recent projects include decentralised energy production using photovoltaics and wind generators, plus biomass utilisation from sunflower seeds, wooden pellets, and other derivatives.

The firm aims to meet rigorous energy standards such as passive house certification and near-zero-energy house standards as defined by Directive 2010/31/EU. Life cycle assessments are prepared while considering economic factors.

The company emphasises responsibility for promoting environmental consciousness among clients through energy efficiency and renewable energy applications to advance sustainable development.