Reducing energy consumption
Take shorter showers and set the thermostat a degree lower. At home, we are all massively cutting energy consumption due to rising prices. It’s no secret that Thermae 2000, with its extensive bathing and sauna facilities, is a large energy consumer. In recent years, we have already invested heavily in sustainable solutions. We want to remain the place for relaxation, where you can enjoy warm baths and steaming saunas, but these times call for some sustainable adjustments.
How is your favorite wellness resort already acting sustainably?
All our saunas are now gas-free and electrically heated. Additionally, TU Delft conducted research on maintaining the temperature in the outdoor pool. Following this research, glass walls were installed around the pool, so that the temperature drops less at night and the water needs less heating.
Phased start-up of saunas
Depending on the number of guests in the house (or expected in the house), we start up the saunas in our sauna area in phases. For example, in the morning, on a quiet day, not all saunas may yet be warm.
If the sauna is not yet fully up to temperature, a sign will hang on the respective sauna. You can use another sauna at this time.
Frequently asked questions
View some frequently asked questions on energy and sustainability here.