Cooling of commercial buildings
is one of the biggest costs
for business.
Now in Indonesia, technology that
significantly reduces energy consumption
through intelligent automatic control of
commercial building cooling sytems.
Global challenge
Buildings are responsible for more than a third of global energy-related greenhouse gas emissions and have been identified by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as the largest and most cost-effective sector for achieving reductions.
HVAC systems account for between 40-50 per cent of a commercial buildings energy use and contributes 34.7 megatonnes of carbon dioxide emissions every year.
Our solution
The CSIRO, Autralia's Scientific & Research Laboratory, experts in automatic control, artificial intelligence and mathematical modelling have developed an advanced HVAC control system that can be retrofitted to an existing HVAC system.
The 5i Intelligent Energy Platform uses multiple data inputs, including weather, energy pricing and feedback from occupants,
to automatically adjust a building's HVAC system throughout the day, to improve efficiency and reduce energy consumption.
