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What the rules require, and by when

Building automation and remote-readable metering are becoming legal duties across Europe. This is what applies, and what Bisly delivers for each.

The deadlines

31 Dec 2024

Germany and Poland: building automation required in non-residential buildings with heating or cooling above 290 kW (EPBD). Other countries set their own dates.

31 Dec 2026 / 1 Jan 2027

Remote-readable heat meters: Germany by 31 December 2026 (Heizkostenverordnung); EU (EED) and Poland (Art. 45a) from 1 January 2027.

31 Dec 2029

The building-automation threshold for non-residential buildings drops to 70 kW (Germany: GModG § 56; EU: EPBD).

Building automation

EPBD (EU 2024/1275)BACS duty above 290 kW now, above 70 kW by 31 Dec 2029: continuous monitoring, logging, benchmarking, loss detection and interoperability, built into the BMS.
Germany, GModG § 56Building automation from 70 kW by 31 Dec 2029: EN ISO 52120-1 class B functions as standard.
EN ISO 52120-1Grades automation from class A to class D. Bisly delivers class B as standard and class A where you need it; the function table is available for your specification.

Metering

RuleWhat it asksWhat Bisly delivers
EEDRemote-readable heat meters and cost allocators, monthly consumption information to tenants, from 1 January 2027Wired and wireless M-Bus reading, tenant allocation, monthly information, billing export
Germany: HeizkostenverordnungRemote reading; non-remote-readable meters replaced by 31 December 2026; monthly information during the heating periodMetering output set up per country, including the German format
Poland: Art. 45a Prawo energetyczneHeat meters, cost allocators and hot-water meters remote-readable by 1 January 2027The same package; Polish specification text (STWiORB) in the specifier pack
EU Taxonomy and ESGConsumption data per building for taxonomy and ESG reportsExports per building and per m², 3 years back

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