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FAQ: Shelly Group and Intelligent Building Automation in Summer Heatwaves
Shelly Group highlights the growing importance of intelligent building automation for cooling, shading, and energy management as summer heatwaves intensify. Buildings account for 40% of EU energy consumption, and space cooling is a fast-growing energy use, presenting long-term growth opportunities for open smart building solutions.
The article discusses how Shelly Group sees intelligent building automation becoming increasingly important for managing cooling, shading, and energy consumption, especially during more frequent and intense summer heatwaves.
Due to rising temperatures and more frequent heatwaves, space cooling is one of the fastest-growing energy uses. Intelligent control helps optimize energy consumption, reduce costs, and improve occupant comfort.
Buildings account for approximately 40% of total energy consumption in the European Union.
Shelly's Gen4 Series smart relays, Pro line energy meters, and temperature/humidity sensors enable demand-driven control of cooling, shading, and real-time energy monitoring.
Shelly products integrate with photovoltaic and battery storage platforms to automatically operate air conditioning, shading, and other loads when excess solar power is available, increasing self-consumption and efficiency.
Wolfgang Kirsch, Co-CEO, commented that buildings must intelligently manage cooling, shading, and energy, and that combining PV systems, battery storage, and building automation maximizes renewable energy use and reduces costs.
Ongoing electrification of buildings, increasing energy efficiency requirements, and growing demand for intelligent automation are expected to drive long-term growth.