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Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI): what is it?

The Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI) is a European score for how smart a building is and how well it adapts to users and the grid.

The Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI) is a European method for assessing how smart a building is. It looks at three things: how well the building controls its energy use, how well it adapts to its users, and how well it can work with the energy grid.

The SRI has not yet been officially introduced in the Netherlands. The SRI and the IT-Label complement each other: the SRI looks at smart functions, the IT-Label at the digital foundation underneath.

Read more in our article The Smart Readiness Indicator: how smart is your building.

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IT-Label
The IT-Label rates the digital infrastructure of a building from IT1+ to IT5, after an independent audit with measurements.
EPBD
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