Thermal comfort, energy performance, air quality… A well-maintained air conditioning system does more than ensure occupant well-being. It also plays a concrete role in reducing environmental impact.
During the summer months, air conditioning is vital for the comfort of employees in office buildings, schools, historic monuments, healthcare facilities, retail spaces, and technical rooms. But beyond comfort, poorly maintained systems can lead to excessive energy consumption, network malfunctions, reduced performance, and unnecessary greenhouse gas emissions. Proper maintenance is therefore also an environmental issue.
Regular, rigorous servicing extends equipment lifespan, preserves energy efficiency, and helps prevent leaks of refrigerant fluids or chilled water networks — a critical challenge in the fight against climate change. This involves technical inspections and regulatory compliance, as well as the gradual modernization of the most energy-intensive systems.
At DERICHEBOURG Energie, our technical teams are committed to helping clients combine performance, efficiency, and long-term comfort. By integrating HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning) system maintenance into a broader CSR strategy, companies can take concrete steps to reduce their carbon footprint — while optimizing operating costs.
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