tertiary office

An office building must provide its occupants with a pleasant, comfortable and healthy working environment for a better quality of life and numerous studies show a better productivity.
It is also necessary to manage energy as well as possible during periods of unoccupied activity.

trade and franchises

A boutique, a shop or any other commercial space must provide a pleasant experience for the customer when they are present. A feeling of discomfort might be a reason they will not come back.

territorial AUTHORITIES

Local authorities generally have a large building stock with very diverse uses: offices, sports, education, health, etc. and mostly open to the public.

Their energy consumption matches the vast areas of their buildings.

EDUCATION

Educational buildings occupy only 25% of the total annual time.

To avoid energy waste when they are unoccupied and to respect perfect conditions of comfort when the students are present, monitoring these buildings is a significant issue.

well-being and health

The buildings associated with these activities are generally large and require the strict maintenance of certain temperature levels for the occupants’ comfort and health.

There may also be other energy-intensive uses such as the production of hot water, restaurants and laundry, for example.

INDUSTRIAL sites

Industrial buildings are generally large buildings with different workshops using equipment that consumes much energy.

It is not always easy to precisely monitor consumption by use or what emerges from the process.