Energy in commercial real estate

Reducing energy faces some major challenges in the future. It's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases, governments are mandating energy ratings for buildings across the globe putting pressure on landlords to invest significant capital all the while commercial buildings are facing their highest occupancy rates ever.
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Challenges

Energy consumption challenges

High energy consumption

Commercial buildings consume 40% of global energy. New regulations are emerging worldwide. In the UK, landlords cannot lease buildings rated E or lower, risking $93 billion in real estate. New York's Local Law 97 imposes penalties on buildings that fail to meet energy standards. Reducing energy use is critical. Underutilized buildings and HVAC systems, responsible for 32% of energy consumption, present a unique opportunity to meet energy targets.

Government mandates

Governments around the globe are implementing new laws and regulations that give energy ratings to buildings and more importantly, affect the bottom line. Local Law 97 in New York City for example, it fines organizations per square foot that don’t meet their standards. In the UK, the government is stopping building owners from leasing their building it's not rated an "E" or higher. By 2027, it'll be "C", and by 2030 you'll need a rating of "B".

High office vacancy rates

People are working from home 28% of the time, with an average workplace utilization of 35%, down from 65% pre-pandemic. Businesses are looking for ways to repurpose the unused space but face significant challenges when it comes to implementing such a solution and tackling utilization.
Solution

Occupancy-based energy automation

PlaceOS integrates with calendar software, IoT, network systems, building systems, endpoints, and collaborative tools. By connecting these elements, we bridge the gap between the tools you use for work and the building systems that support you.

Other workplace applications are limited by their hard-coded solutions. Our flexibility lies in our integrations. Meaning you're not tied down to specific hardware providers or if something is missing, we can integrate with it.

Integration

Automation

Occupancy

Energy Savings

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Integration

Integrate energy & occupancy

Facilitate energy and occupancy integration by connecting building systems to tenancy systems, running lighting on PoE network switches with control capabilities, and incorporating energy management workflows into existing systems.
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Analytics

Monitor energy trends

Track and analyze energy consumption with tools for real-time monitoring and historical trend analysis. Identify high consumption areas, generate energy usage reports, and understand the link between occupancy and energy consumption to optimize operational costs.
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Automation

Improve energy use

Enhance energy efficiency through automation. Control lighting, HVAC, and in-room devices remotely, set alerts for unusual energy consumption, and use occupancy or scheduling data to automate control of lighting, HVAC, and more.
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Energy

Reduce energy consumption

Enhance energy efficiency through automation. Control lighting, HVAC, and in-room devices remotely, set alerts for unusual energy consumption, and use occupancy or scheduling data to automate control of lighting, HVAC, and more.
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