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Green energy alone won't meet our climate goals. We must also use energy more intelligently, especially in buildings.

Backing every rider! 🚴♂️🚴♀️ We are thrilled to announce that VELUX is now an official partner of the Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift! 🌟 Through this partnership, our VELUX brand will be prominently displayed together with their racing number on the bibs worn on the back of each rider’s jersey. As the official racing bib partner, we are committed to keeping up with the best riders in the world and supporting their incredible journeys. Stay tuned! Photo: A.S.O. Billy Ceusters #VELUXOnTour #TDF2025 #TDFF2025 #ChasingDaylight

А чи знали ви, що внутрішні аксесуари до мансардних вікон VELUX окрім своїх звичних функцій ще забезпечують додаткове теплозбереження у приміщенні? 🤔 ✅ Напівпрозора рулонна штора RFL - забезпечує базову приватність, водночас пропускаючи природне освітлення. Додаткове збереження тепла до 14% ✅ Затемнююча штора DKL - забезпечують затемнення для створення темряви в будь-який час. Додаткове збереження тепла до 18% ✅ Енергоефективна штора FHC - унікальний дизайн цих штор забезпечує теплоізоляцію цілорічно. Додаткове збереження тепла до 22% Підготуйтеся до холодної пори року та збережіть тепло у приміщенні разом із оригінальними внутрішніми аксесуарами до мансардних вікон VELUX. Детальніше 👉 https://bit.ly/heat-saving #velux #veluxukraine #roofwindows #велюкс #мансардні_вікна #heat_saving #збереження_тепла #dkl #fhc #rfl

We’re excited to share an exclusive 'Daylight and Architecture' interview with architect osamu morishita, whose Sea See Park project in Japan earned the Best Use of Natural Light prize at the 2023 World Architecture Festival.    Osamu Morishita offers insights into how his practice uses natural light not just as a design element, but as a material that transforms spaces and fosters deeper connections with nature and community.    Discover the full interview and explore his inspiring design philosophy in the link in the comments below 👇 Photos: Tomoki Hahakura 

📢📑 Call for abstracts - 10th VELUX Daylight Symposium    Are you a researcher, practitioner or professional working within the field of daylight? Don’t miss the opportunity to present live at the 10th VELUX Daylight Symposium taking place in May 2025 in Horsens, Denmark. The Daylight Symposium is a biennial conference dedicated to the transformative power of daylight in architecture and design. It's a unique opportunity to bring together experts and enthusiasts to advance our understanding of natural light’s impact on our built environment. This year’s theme “Towards Healthy, Resilient, and Sustainable Architecture,” will explore the transformative power of daylight by weaving together scientific knowledge and practical applications on topics ranging from Daylight, Health and Wellbeing to Innovative Technologies, Daylight and Climate Change, and more. Interested? Submit your abstract (max. 500 words) by the deadline of 6 December 2024 to thedaylightsite@velux.com. All submissions will undergo a review process by the esteemed scientific committee of the Daylight Symposium. Check the comments below for further event details and guidelines on the submission process 👇

Considering health and sustainability equally in everything we do is core to VELUX, and it must be the norm across the entire built environment. Read Fleming Voetmann's thoughts in this article, published by the World Economic Forum, on why this approach is crucial and how to implement it, based on our work with BPIE - Buildings Performance Institute Europe on the 2024 Healthy Buildings Barometer 👇

At our production sites, we’re constantly exploring new ways to improve energy efficiency, from using bio-boilers and heat pumps to smart extraction systems that reduce CO2 emissions. In your opinion…

Suppliers are key to VELUX achieving its scope 3 emission reduction target of a 50% decline by 2030. That's why it's important to work closely with them and to share insights. In this flashback to VELUX Group's Supplier Day 2024, held recently in Denmark, Nikolaj Cederquist stresses the need to find a balance between decarbonisation and driving out costs.

The majority of the buildings we have today will still be standing in the future. The problem? They are responsible for nearly 40% of the energy consumed in Europe. This must change. We need to optimise our buildings for energy efficiency. Fleming Voetmann, Vice President of External Relations and Sustainability at VELUX has a message 👇