Sustainable energy economy
– our 3+2 pillars
As the Club of Rome already established in 1972, the sustainable economy essentially consists of three aspects: Efficiency, composition and sufficiency of energy consumed.
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY ECONOMY
Our 3+2 pillars
As the Club of Rome noted in its groundbreaking report on the future of mankind, “The Limits to Growth”, back in 1972, a sustainable energy economy essentially consists of 3 aspects: the efficiency, composition and the sufficiency of energy. Conventional heating systems (convection heating) do not meet any of these 3 requirements. Conventional radiant heating only meets the first two pillars (1 + 2).
The SALT VITALHEATER fulfils all requirements of a sustainable energy economy. Because sustainable heating alone was not enough for us, we have expanded the 3-pillar concept of the Club of Rome with two 2 additional pillars (4 + 5): planned longevity (pillar 4) and a real circular economy (pillar 5).
Graphic: "The three pillars of the sustainable energy economy" is based on a graphic by Earlybird. License: CC BY-SA 4.0
The 3 pillars:
1. Energy efficiency (energy saving design concept)
2. Energy consistency (use of green energy)
3. Energy sufficiency (needs-oriented use of energy)
Our 3+2 pillars
for a sustainable energy economy