Affordable and social housing
the premium system pays back fastest where budgets are tightest
In affordable housing every euro of energy saved goes straight to the household. Bisly is a high-end system, but its cost is a fraction of a renovation budget — and the savings start in the first heating season.
Reference case
A renovated 40-apartment building
3.1 yrs
payback
Bisly reference case
€6.1k
saved per year
2,975 m², B-class after renovation
1.2%
of the renovation budget
Bisly equipment
~30 min
per apartment
Bisly Wireless installation
Figures from the Bisly Wireless overview. Every building is calculated from its own consumption.
Why it fits
Six reasons housing providers choose it
01
Lower bills for households
Room-level control saves about 10%; with hydronic balancing about 21% in field studies.
02
Fair billing by consumption
Remote-readable heat, water and electricity meters per apartment, with monthly information — the 2027 EED requirement.
03
Residents stay at home
Wireless retrofit: about 30 minutes per apartment, nothing drilled, no ceilings opened.
04
Fewer technician visits
Alarms name the room; silent sensors and stuck valves are found remotely before tenants complain.
05
No smartphone required
Wall controllers work on their own; the app is optional. Accessible for every resident.
06
One standard for the portfolio
The same package in every building, managed from one login, with energy and indoor air ranked per building.
Where the savings come from
Savings compound with every layer of control
Smart radiator thermostat on its own
EDF / Vestemi, Radbot Smart TRV, Ofgem 2022
~3%
Room-level control across the building
Cholewa, Siuta-Olcha & Balaras, Energy and Buildings 151, 2017
~10%
Room control plus hydronic balancing
Same study, same buildings
~21%
Plus forecast-based plant control
A further 11–13%: Cholewa et al., Energy and Buildings 292, 2023
+11–13%
Full Bisly stack, 30+ schools and public buildings
Bisly portfolio, 20–35%
20–35%
% energy saved
Estimate
What it could save in your building
Two inputs, three scenarios. The result is indicative and based on the cited studies.
What room-level automation saves in an apartment building
Room-level control
~10% · Cholewa et al. 2017
€4,400
per year · €9 per apartment per month
Room control plus hydronic balancing
~21% · Same study
€9,240
per year · €19 per apartment per month
Full Bisly stack
Range 20–35% · Bisly portfolio
€8,800–15,400
per year · €18–32 per apartment per month
Indicative. Savings are taken from the cited studies and Bisly references, not guaranteed. We calculate your building from its real consumption.
Funding and finance
Data that helps fund the next project
- 01
Measured savings
Before-and-after data per building supports subsidy files and energy-renovation programmes.
- 02
Green finance
Measured CO₂ data per building and per m² supports green loans and PCAF reporting.
- 03
Compliance
Monitoring, metering and indoor-air functions the EPBD and EED require — documented.
Questions
Housing questions
Is building automation worth it in social housing?
Do tenants have to move out during installation?
How does it help with the 2027 metering rules?
What if a resident has no smartphone?
Calculate one building with us
Send last year's consumption and the drawings; we return the savings, a proposed solution and its budget.