As the final energy consumption of a building depends on climatic conditions and since these climatic conditions vary at one particular geographic location over the years, the consumption data have to be corrected. This correction concerns the energy consumption for space heating. To apply the correction the amount of final energy consumption for space heating is multiplied with the weather correction factor. It is usually provided by energy utilities or meteorological offices.

The weather correction factor does not take into account climatic differences between two different climatic zones. That is why the classification result of a school building situated in Portugal cannot be compared with the classification result of a school building situated in Finland.

Is collective membership possible ?

Who can participate in the Display® Campaign ?

Can I see who is already a member of the Display® Campaign ?

What do I need to do to join Display® ?

How much is the membership fee ?

How is the Display® fee calculated ?

What are the benefits of joining the Display® campaign ?

How can Display help me with my communication campaign?

What commitments do members enter into ?

Are Display members obliged to display the poster if the classification indicates a poor rating (e.g. F or G) ?

Can Display® replace my National certificate ?

Which tools are provided by the display Campaign ?

Is it possible to try out the Display® poster generation tool free of charge before becoming a participant ?

Which methodology does the Display software use ?

What data are necessary to create an individual Display® poster ?

Which building types does the Display® tool take into account ?

In which languages is the Display® software available ?

How much time does it take to create an individual Display® poster ?

Do you require in depth technical knowledge to produce a Display poster ?

Are the Display results in Pamplona comparable to those in Helsinki ?

Why does Display only use one single Classification scheme per building type for the whole of Europe ? Is it not more appropriate to develop a classification scheme per climate zone ?

Why are the ratios measured per square metre and not per user of the building ?

Why does Display® use a local weather correction factor ?

Is it possible to import existing data ?

Which data sources does the Display software use ?

Which different kinds of energy supply of a building are included ?

Do you check the data that is entered ?