A look back at the project carried out with the Société Coopérative d'Habitation ‘Charmontey’ at Rue de Marronniers, which includes two buildings with 78 flats and 6 shops.

The installation of charging stations in a building requires careful preparation to meet the needs of tenants while complying with regulations and ensuring technical feasibility. Here are the important points to consider and how Climkit can support you.

Discover our work on the Crausaz-Sol project.

The breakdown of building charges, also known as "charges account" or "annual breakdown," is a financial document detailing the expenses related to the operation of a building. This document is usually prepared once a year and is intended for tenants or co-owners.

When creating an RCP (Swiss collective system of energy self-consumption), you become the electricity provider for your tenants. Therefore, you must ensure the same service, with the same obligations, as an electricity distribution network operator (DNO). This is the counterpart through which you c…

Electric mobility is gaining ground. On the roads, the variety of electric vehicle brands is increasing every year: Tesla, BMW, Nissan, VW, Renault, Opel, etc. Of the 4.7 million cars on the road in Switzerland, just over 110,000 are currently exclusively electric vehicles, and the trend is upwards…

When you offer your property for rental, in return you charge a rent for the use of the property itself. In addition, the rent is supplemented by costs associated with the rental, commonly known as service charges or building charges, which must be listed in the rental contract under the heading "h…

Since the new Energy Act came into force in 2018, tenants and condominium owners can now consume solar-generated electricity on the roof of their building. This is known as a RCP (Regroupement pour la Consommation Propre or Swiss collective system of energy self-consumption), and the owner or PPE (…