Central Heating in Apartments: How to Pay Less and Stay Warm?
Central heating often leads to high bills. Learn simple ways to reduce costs and keep your home warm.
HCMS is a Latvia-developed system for apartment buildings that accurately tracks the heat consumption of each riser and radiator in kilowatt-hours (kWh). Data is collected online via temperature sensors with built-in radio transmitters – no modifications to the heating system are required.
Keep track of your consumption on your mobile device! ECENGO’s digital building management solution provides accurate monitoring of water, heat, electricity, gas, and heating consumption, as well as correct cost distribution.
We provide professional support in matters related to the management of your property - from preparing documents to cooperating with municipalities and service providers.
Our mission is to help residential buildings reduce costs and increase energy efficiency through smart control and remote monitoring technologies. Accurate heat consumption analysis ensures fair cost distribution and significant savings.
ECENGO’s vision is a sustainable and independent future where apartment building owners have full control and transparency over heating and utility costs, reducing environmental impact.
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