Energy Research Centre

The staff of the Energy Research Center focus on a wide range of specialized topics that are broadly related to energy transformation, its utilization, and its impact on the environment.

We routinely prepare Energy Performance Certificates for Buildings (PENB) in accordance with Decree No. 78/2013 Coll.

Design and engineering is one of the main activities of the ENERGY SERVICES group. We focus on design activities in the energy sector and are capable of providing comprehensive design services from pre-project preparation, through the development of all project stages including engineering activities, to the execution of authorial and technical supervision of energy units and systems.

The ENERGOGUARD system was developed based on the long-term experience of our energy auditors, who prepare energy audits and techno-economic studies for both large and small entities.

VEC is an authorized and accredited laboratory in the field of measuring pollutant emissions from energy and technological sources. This primarily involves the concentrations of gaseous and solid emissions in waste gases, including air-handling and reference variables of the waste gas. The Energy Research Center is therefore the holder of two certificates.

Since the beginning of the systematic scientific study of gas and dust dispersion explosions, devices with a volume of up to 20 liters have been used to determine explosion parameters, and the explosion parameters have been determined under standard test conditions.

For the needs of research, development, and type testing in the field of thermal energy equipment intended primarily for indoor heating, the Energy Research Center has built a modern testing laboratory (test facility). The test facility meets the strictest requirements for testing boilers, stoves, fireplace inserts, and other similar thermal equipment. It is constantly being expanded and supplemented with new instrumentation, which allows us to increase the range of tested equipment.

The educational show is intended for both children and adults and offers a variety of interesting facts. The aim of the show is to introduce the general public to the principles of proper combustion in local heating systems. The public can learn how to independently determine the efficiency of their home combustion devices, as well as what most significantly influences the emissions coming from their chimneys.