Tech to help organisations manage their sustainability goals.

Problem Addressed
Buildings are the gas-guzzlers of the real-estate industry, and a large amount of money is wasted every year on inappropriate energy usage. As a result, many organisations struggle with managing their energy costs and to decrease their carbon emissions. Studies demonstrate that energy savings can be increased by combining real-time occupancy data with building management strategies.
Case Study
BlockDox was installed in an 871,000 square meter London office building. After combining a variety of data points, BlockDox identified an annual energy saving opportunity of £1,145,000 equivalent to a saving of 1,950 tons of CO2 each year. BlockDox’s solution pointed to different findings, which helped determine suitable energy saving opportunities:
- 63% of energy consumption was used when occupancy was under 1.4% of capacity (~5 people per floor)
- 51% of energy consumption came from lighting and power alone
- 24% of the overall energy consumption occurred outside of working hours (7pm-5am)
In addition, additional savings from improved space utilisation of at least £183,057 were also discovered. The client will recoup their investment in 6-12 months from energy savings alone.
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