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ENERGY MANAGEMENT & SUSTAINABILITY


WE CAN BE HEROES


Cian Duggan, Founder & Chief Innovation Officer at Carbon Credentials, makes the case for harnessing a smart building’s big data to improve energy spend, building performance and people productivity.


Facility managers are at the heart of the smart building’s revolution as next generation technologies continue to bring big benefits to businesses through improved energy efficiency and reduced maintenance costs. But value doesn’t just come at a facility level.


A smart building continues to bring big benefits to a business from improving staff comfort, performance and productivity; boosting employee retention and attraction; enhancing reputation, as companies promote their good work as we move towards a zero carbon economy; and by lower operating costs – and all these rewards are paid for through savings made on energy and maintenance.


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Data from sources like smart meters, building management, air conditioning and lighting systems, boilers, and the multitude of IoT sensors and mobile devices keep facility and energy managers better informed to make smarter decisions that drive value at the brand, people and facility level.


Benefits at a facility level For years, facility managers have worked with design engineers, control companies and building occupants to ensure optimal conditions at least cost and lowest carbon footprint. Some larger buildings benefitted from on-site staff who continually tweaked the building, but


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