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Immergas supports technology neutrality for a practical energy transition
05
December
2025
At the 17th National Conference on Energy Efficiency, Immergas presented a technology-neutral approach to building renovation. The company argues that progress should be measured by real reductions in consumption and emissions rather than by prescribing one technology for every property.
Different solutions for different buildings
Older buildings vary in construction, available space, electrical capacity and household budget. A solution that works in a new building may not be practical in an existing apartment block. Immergas identifies heat pumps for new buildings and major renovations, hybrid systems for retrofit projects and advanced condensing equipment for straightforward replacements.
Compatibility with photovoltaic generation, biomethane and hydrogen blends can add flexibility to a long-term decarbonisation plan.
The role of hybrid systems
A factory-made hybrid system combines a heat pump and condensing module under coordinated control. The automation selects operating modes according to outdoor conditions, required output and energy parameters. The objective is not merely to place two devices together but to make them work as one efficient system.
Examples discussed at the conference showed that combining hybrid equipment with photovoltaic generation and storage can improve savings. Results still depend on heat loss and user behaviour, so technical assessment before installation remains essential.
Installers and service are essential
Much of the energy transition will take place in existing buildings, making qualified installers central to success. Even advanced equipment may underperform without correct hydraulic design, commissioning, balancing and maintenance.
Euroclima supports the selection, installation and after-sales service of Immergas equipment in Azerbaijan. Each solution should reflect the building, user requirements and available energy infrastructure.
Official source: Immergas
