Resumen
An integrated system is disclosed for collecting, storing, regulating and distributing energy in a building without the need to use energy supplied by the public grid, only re-using the renewable sources of energy available in the ambient conditions around and in the building (fresh air, ambient humidity, ). The system first collects energy for cooling or heating from the ambient air using ventilators for aspirating air through windows in the walls and cavities in the ground. This collected energy passes through gels which go from the solid state to the liquid state, storing energy by means of their phase change. The system then works in the reverse direction, distributing the collected energy by means of a phase change of the gels. A data processing system controls the totality of the system.