Energy and technical documentation · Spain

From cadastral reference to a signed document

Termavia assembles a building's profile from public registers in minutes and prepares the mandatory energy and technical documents. The accredited technician visits once, verifies and signs

20 characters · the whole of Spain except Navarre and the Basque Country

Queue · Properties · Record
9872023 VH5797S 0001 WX
Carrer de Mallorca 214, 08013 Barcelona
Awaiting on-site confirmation
CadastreCertificate registerOrthophotoAEMETTypology library Assembled in 4 min
Orthophoto

of mandatory fields filled automatically

ParameterValueSourceConfidence
Year of construction1971RegisterHigh
Dwellings24RegisterHigh
Useful floor area1,842 m²TypologyMedium
Façade orientationNE / SWOrthoHigh
Roof area and pitch312 m², flatOrthoMedium
GlazingSingle, metalTypologyLow
Climate zoneC2RegisterHigh
Current certificateClass F, 2019RegisterHigh

Requires confirmation on site

  • Condition of the roof
  • Basement slab insulation
  • Glazing type
  • Shared boiler plant
Register Orthophoto Typology library Manual entry Example property record
Assembled from
Cadastre Electronic Officegeometry, floor areas, year of construction Regional certificate registerscurrent class, calculated consumption Cartographic instituteorthophotography and laser scanning AEMETclimate series and degree days DATADIShourly consumption, with the holder's authorisation Typology libraryconstruction by year, region and type

Where the hours go

Most of the work behind a certificate happens at a desk

A mandatory document for a residential building takes an accredited specialist 3 to 22 hours. Around seven tenths of that time goes on collecting data the state has already published, cross-checking it and typing it into calculation software

Hours per document On site and at the desk, today and on the platform
On site, required by law Desk work Taken over by the platform

Labour input per document for residential buildings in Spain. The site visit stays, as the law requires

865,000

mandatory documents a year for residential buildings in Spain

71%

of working time in the industry is desk work

EUR 85 m

a year of desk work that creates no engineering value

Worked example

One building, end to end

A 1971 block with 24 flats and a central boiler room in the Eixample, Barcelona. Four moments from the first query to the measured result

Days 1–2 · Profile
boiler Built 1971 24 dwellings Class F · 2019 Roof 312 m² Glazing Zone C2 1 2 3 4 1 roof 2 basement slab 3 glazing 4 boiler plant 8 of 24 flats authorised their own meters 24 months of boiler gas VERIFIED
4 min

from the cadastral reference to a complete property record

CadastreCertificate registerOrthophotoAEMETTypology
1 visit instead of 3
Before
Now

lead time from 2–5 weeks down to one

168 → 141

kWh per m² a year, normative calculation against the calibrated model

25% measured

01 · Days 1–2

The profile assembles itself

The administrator enters the cadastral reference. Four minutes later the record is on screen: geometry, floor areas, façade orientation, roof area and pitch, a class F certificate from 2019, climate zone C2 and the construction inferred from the typology of 1970s block development on the Catalan coast

02 · Days 3–5

One visit with a prepared checklist

The technician arrives knowing what the registers could not confirm: the condition of the roof, insulation of the basement slab, the glazing type and the shared boiler plant. The document goes for signature and registration, and the lead time falls from two to five weeks to one

03 · Weeks 3–8

Calibrated against real consumption

With one resolution of the general meeting the community shares 24 months of boiler gas data and the electricity of the common supply point. Eight of the 24 flats authorise their own meters, which reveals the summer cooling. The normative calculation gave 168 kWh per square metre a year, the calibrated model gives 141

04 · 18 months after the works

The forecast is checked

Savings of 27% were forecast within an interval of 22 to 32%. The measured result is 25%. The forecast held, the deferred part of the fee is paid, and the building joins the property database together with its result

Illustrative scenario for a building with a central boiler room. For buildings with individual systems the sequence is the same, with authorisations collected from a sample of flats and a wider confidence interval

Calibration

A forecast tuned to how people actually live

Normative methods assume 20 degrees in winter and ventilation on a schedule. Termavia fits the building model to its real hourly consumption and the real weather of the same period, so the savings forecast can be verified after the works

Consumption by monthThe example building, climate zone C2, kWh per m² a month

Hover or tap the chart to read monthly values. Annual totals in kWh per m² a year

16%

divergence of the normative calculation from fact in this building

3.8%

fit accuracy of the calibrated model against the measured curve

35–55%

share of cooling in the heating and cooling load in the coastal zones B3, B4 and C2, which northern methods underestimate

Accountability

Part of our fee depends on the forecast holding

For the forecasting part of a document, 70 to 80% of the agreed price is paid on delivery. The remaining 20 to 30% waits until the result after the works has been measured. We publish how accurate our forecasts turn out to be

≥ 75%

of properties with the result inside the stated interval

≤ 9 pp

mean absolute error of the savings forecast

± 3 pp

systematic bias of the forecast against fact

250+

properties with a full year of observation after the works

Accuracy targets we report against

Move the measured result

Forecast for the example building: 27% savings, interval 22–32%

Forecast interval 22–32%
10%15%20%25%30%35%40%
25%
The forecast held

Measured savings are inside 22–32%, so the deferred part of the fee is paid

Paid on delivery · 75%
Deferred · 25%
Price of the forecasting partDeferred share released

Who it is for

One platform, three ways into the housing stock

Practices produce the documents, administrators manage the deadlines, institutional holders plan the works. Each sees the same property record from its own side

Technical practices and accredited technicians

More signed documents per technician, without new hires

The desk part of each document shrinks to confirmation and judgement, so the practice's limit moves from office hours to the visit calendar

  • Profile and draft ready before the visit
  • One site visit with a checklist built for that building
  • Export to XML 3.0, validated against the XSD schema
  • Signatory status checked against the central register
Solutions for practices

Typical practice, two technicians, documents a month

Today
36
With Termavia
72

At a coefficient of 2.0 in the first year, against a theoretical ceiling of 110 documents a month (dashed line)

Property administrators

Every community you manage, in one view

See where documentation has gone out of date, which deadlines are coming and where to start, across dozens of buildings at once

  • Mandatory deadlines over the next 18 months
  • Distribution by energy class and decade of construction
  • Priorities for works and support programme applications
  • One technical history for each building
Solutions for administrators

Example portfolio, 248 properties, by energy class

176 properties in classes E–G · 71% of the portfolio

Institutional holders of housing

Renovation decisions on measured risk

Municipal housing companies, social operators and rental funds get forecasts with a stated confidence interval and the verified result after the works

  • Portfolio assessment of 200 to 500 properties
  • Forecasts calibrated on actual consumption
  • Verified savings with a confidence interval
  • Anonymised indicators on the condition of the stock
Solutions for institutions
Building typologyconstruction by year, region and type
Works carried outinsulation, glazing, systems, renewables
Measured resultsavings normalised against actual weather
Portfolio prioritieswhere the next euro of works saves most

Built for Spanish regulation

The technician signs, the platform does the groundwork

Termavia works before the calculation and after it. The official methodology, the recognised procedures and the professional's signature stay exactly where the law puts them

Recognised procedures

Registered indicators are computed by a procedure from the state register: HULC, CE3, CE3X, CERMA, CYPETHERM HE Plus, SG SAVE or TeKton3D TK‑CEEP

XML 3.0 from day one

The generator is built for the certificate format in force since 30 September 2026 and validates every export against the XSD schema

Signatory check

Before a document goes for signature, the technician's status is checked against the centralised register of certifying technicians

The professional keeps the liability

An accredited technician visits the property, confirms the disputed fields and signs, with a full record of where every value came from

Consumption data by consent

Hourly consumption is used only with the explicit authorisation of the supply point holder. Identifying and analytical data are stored apart

Hosted in Spain

A European cloud with the region in Spain. Products built on the property database use fully anonymised data

Every value in a record carries its source RegisterOrthoTypologyManual

Questions

What practices and administrators ask first

Anything else, write to us at hello@termavia-group.com

The platform collects the data, runs the calculation through a recognised procedure and prepares the draft. The accredited technician visits the property, verifies the document, signs it and remains responsible for it, as the law requires

Energy performance certificates for dwellings and whole buildings, existing building books, building evaluation reports and renovation passports. In Catalonia the technical inspection data set is passed to the regional telematic instrument of the Housing Agency

Cadastral data covers the whole of Spain except Navarre and the Basque Country. Regional certificate registers are connected one community at a time: Catalonia first, then Valencia, Madrid and Andalusia

Only with the authorisation of the supply point holder through DATADIS. In a building with a central boiler room one resolution of the general meeting is enough. With individual systems we work on a sample of at least 30% of dwellings and no fewer than eight flats, and the confidence interval is widened accordingly

You keep the recognised procedure you use today. A small local module installed alongside it on the technician's computer receives the prepared project file and returns the result with the XML export, without any change to the tool itself

Each source has its own connector and a cache of responses. If one register does not answer, the affected fields move to manual entry and the document stays workable

Contact

Name a building and we will show you its profile

Tell us about your practice or portfolio and add a cadastral reference you have in mind. We prepare the walkthrough on that property and reply within two working days

Email
hello@termavia-group.com
Office
Barcelona, Spain

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