Estimated energy class: E — Apartment (middle floor) in Cutro, 100 m²

Your apartment in Cutro has been assigned energy class E under the Italian APE EPC system, indicating a relatively high energy consumption compared with newer, better‑insulated homes.

The rating reflects several key characteristics: the building dates from before 1945, the walls and roof lack any insulation, the windows are single‑glazed, and the heating relies on a standard natural‑gas boiler. These factors, combined with the local climate zone C (1167 degree‑days), drive the energy performance index (EP) to 132.3 kWh/m² year.

With three occupants and a modest 0.3 kWp photovoltaic system, the dwelling’s CO₂ emissions are calculated at 25.9 kg CO₂/m² year, reinforcing the need for upgrades to lower both energy use and carbon footprint.

E

Most likely class E, possible range E–F.

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Estimated EP EPgl,nren: 132.3 kWh/m²·year · Cutro (KR), zone C

Estimated CO₂ emissions: 25.9 kgCO₂/m²·year

Class based on the official bands for this country; indicative estimate, not a substitute for an EPC from a qualified professional.

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How to improve the energy class of a Apartment (middle floor) in Cutro

To raise the class, start with the most cost‑effective step: installing a heat pump can move the rating to class D for an investment of €8 000–€18 000. Adding external wall insulation (cappotto) upgrades the building to class C, with costs ranging from €16 000 to €40 000. Further improvements to reach class A1 involve installing a 3 kWp photovoltaic system (≈€20 000–€47 500), while replacing the windows can push the rating to class A2 or A3, requiring €24 000–€75 500 depending on the target class.

How to climb a class

Not sure where to start? Here is how to raise your home's energy class, step by step. Each step builds on the previous one: reaching a class also requires the works from the earlier steps.

  1. D
    1 Class D Start here −48% energy
    EP ~69 kWh/m²·year
    • Install a heat pump 8,000–18,000 € Replaces the boiler with an efficient electric system: it heats, cools and uses less energy.
  2. C
    2 Class C −67% energy
    EP ~43 kWh/m²·year
    • + Insulate the walls (external insulation) 8,000–22,000 € External wall insulation covers the outer walls and cuts heat loss: warmer in winter, cooler in summer.
  3. A1
    3 Class A1 −77% energy
    EP ~31 kWh/m²·year
    • + Photovoltaic system (3 kWp) 4,000–7,500 € Panels that generate electricity from the sun: they cut your grid use and your bill.
  4. A2
    4 Class A2 −82% energy
    EP ~23 kWh/m²·year
    • + Replace the windows 4,000–14,000 € Double- or triple-glazed windows that stop draughts and heat loss from the windows.
  5. A3
    5 Class A3 −86% energy
    EP ~19 kWh/m²·year
    • + Replace the windows 4,000–14,000 € Double- or triple-glazed windows that stop draughts and heat loss from the windows.
indicative investment → Class A3 28,000–75,500 € −86% energy

Purely indicative estimates, not a quantity survey. Real costs depend on many factors.

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Estimate parameters

Municipality Cutro (KR), zone C · HDD 1167
Building type Apartment (middle floor)
Construction period Before 1945
Floor area (m²) 100 m²
Windows Single glazing
Heating generator Standard boiler
Energy carrier Natural gas
Generator age (years) 10
Walls insulated? No
Roof insulated? No
Occupants 3
Photovoltaic (kWp) 0.3 kWp

Breakdown (non-renewable primary energy per m²)

Heating99.8 kWh/m²
Domestic hot water21.2 kWh/m²
Cooling12.5 kWh/m²
Photovoltaic credit−1.2 kWh/m²

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