To address the issue, the school decided to digitalize their heating system relying on Inyus as a partner who analyzed the existing installation and found out that the school's energy consumption is with an average of 190 kWh per unified heating degree day or 171 kWh/m². A smart heating solution with 119 MClimate Smart Radiator Thermostats together with 53 temperature, humidity, presence, and CO² sensors connected to the Inyus BMS was completed in June 2022 in the common areas and additional 11 TRVs in 2025 in the class rooms, allowing the regulation of the room temperature individually based on the occupancy, preventing the heating of unoccupied rooms. They’ve also set a schedule for maintaining 20°C when occupied and 16°C when the rooms are empty. Thanks to Vicki's wide compatibility with existing radiators, the installation process was fast, and there was no need for any professional assistance.

For the first heating season after the smart installation from December 2022 to February 2023, the average ratio was 137 kWh/DJU, a significant drop of 24,31% ​​of weather-corrected consumption.

In 2023, consumption is picking up again because the town hall decided to open the school during the holidays for the social centre, and the building was occupied much longer in the year.

In December 2025, energy consumption was 17% lower compared to December 2024, however, the complete data for the 2025/2026 heating season is not yet available.

Ultimately, the energy efficiency of public buildings such as Gohypré Primary School is strongly influenced by occupancy, meaning that energy use and therefore costs can be reduced by adapting the heating to when the buildings are actually used.