
Smart sustainability with cuby
Do you want insight into the sustainability measures that really make an impact?
With Cuby you get detailed information about building areas and reliable cost indications per measure. A good basis for a sustainable future.
How does Cuby work? Then request the whitepaper now.
In order to achieve the Paris climate agreement target, the Netherlands’ energy supply must be almost completely sustainable by 2050. But how do you execute the energy transition to meet the target as a local council, housing association or home-owners’ association manager?
To lend a helping hand SBLC introduces Cuby, the implementation support application. Cuby imports relevant building data from various public data sources.
With this data, Cuby helps you gain insight into your neighbourhood, street or building’s sustainability options and associated transition costs.
In addition to data from existing public data sources, Cuby also uses unique data as supplemented by SBLC – for example, the surface area of the façade, roof and façade openings. This allows Cuby to accurately calculate your energy transition costs.
Cuby offers you more than just insight at city and neighbourhood levels: its data analysis is so detailed that understanding sustainability and energy consumption reduction is possible even at street and building levels.
Cuby is extremely user-friendly due to its clear system and structure. After a brief introduction, anyone can get started right away, Selections or filters made can be saved per project. This makes working with Cuby highly efficient.
In addition to providing insight into real estate data, Cuby also directly calculates the indicative transition costs per intervention. This makes it much easier to make choices and put your chosen policies into practice.
With Cuby you quickly gain insight into building information and cost indications for sustainability per building and per district.
Would you like to know how the building areas are calculated and why the cost indications in Cuby are accurate?
Professionals in the energy transition should make more use of democratic instruments.
Curious which ones they are?
Making homeowners' associations more sustainable is crucial for achieving climate goals and creating future-proof homes, especially in cities with old buildings and high energy costs.
They can contact various organizations for support in the sustainability process.
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