Energy Worksite, Outcome-based Fault Detection, & Predictive Energy Optimization
Operational & Energy Optimization at University in Australia
A major University in Australia stood at a crossroads. With over thirty buildings and a dedicated, professional staff, the school was facing rising yearly temperatures, increasing costs for energy, and operating and maintenance (O&M) solutions that seemed to drive toward complexity instead of simplicity.
Predictive Energy Optimization
World-class Art Museum
This updated case study includes 3 years worth of new savings data for a world-class art museum. The museum exhibits art from around the world to over 2 million visitors annually. For over three years, BuildingIQ and one of its trusted global partners in energy efficiency have provided a comprehensive solution to improved the museum’s inefficient HVAC system.
Predictive Energy Optimization
Waterfront Station in DC
Southwest of Capitol Hill, and within an easy walk to the Jefferson Memorial, lies a new seven-building, mixed-use urban center called Waterfront Station, located on 1100 and 1101 4th Street SW. BuildingIQ was invited to join a collaborative process with the owners, USAA Real Estate company, Cushman & Wakefield property...
Building Operations
Vista Peak High School
Vista Peak High School, located in Aurora, Colorado, was commissioned in 2011 as a LEED Gold Certified building. The two-story, 216,000 sq. ft. high school serves a very diverse community just east of Denver. The District’s 40,000 students represent immigrant families from over 131 different countries and proudly ranks second highest in the State for dual enrollment —college-credited coursework— programs.
Predictive Energy Optimization
NICTA at ATP
The Australian Technology Park (ATP) is a business and technology center intended to serve as an incubator for high-tech startups and to bring research and commercial interests together in a symbiotic environment. ATP is comprised of five distinct buildings located in a campus-like setting in the suburbs of Sydney. BuildingIQ was asked to deploy its Predictive Energy Optimization™ (PEO) model at four of the buildings, and begin with the 120,000 square foot one occupied by the National Information and Technology Communications Center of Australia (NICTA).
Demand Response
Demand Response at a Prominent University in the State of Florida
The Visual and Verbal Arts building of a university in Florida was recently selected to serve as a test site for BuildingIQ’s Automated Demand Response (ADR) capabilities. The 30,476 sq.ft. building underwent a major renovation in 2015 that included reconfiguration of the interior space and the HVAC system.
Predictive Energy Optimization
High-Performance Building
BuildingIQ was invited to implement its Predictive Energy Optimization™ (PEO) solution at a high-performance building in downtown Sydney, Australia to determine if further improvements in energy efficiency were possible. This case study provides updated savings reports for the years 2015-2017.
Facility Worksite
Iconic Automobile Club
An icon of the automobile age - going back to the early days of the Model A competing with horse drawn carriages on unpaved roads, and now a modern, non-profit, membership-based organization offering insurance, roadside assistance, and tourism-related services - and with offices throughout the Western United States selected Facility Worksite to manage work order maintenance requests.
Predictive Energy Optimization
ATP's Locomotive Workshop
The Steam Locomotive Workshop sits at the heart of the Australian Technology Park (ATP) near downtown Sydney. It is a 24,000 square meter (258,333 square feet) heritage building that visually and emotionally links innovation in the early industrial era with today’s cutting edge. It is where Australia’s first steam locomotives were manufactured in the 19th century.
Managed Services
Managed Services at the UCLA Student Union
The Student Union at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) is one of the largest student unions in the world. The two adjoining buildings, comprising more than 200,000 square feet of retail, meeting, and administrative space, are owned and operated by the Associated Students of UCLA. ASUCLA was uniquely established in 1919, when UCLA first opened its doors.
Predictive Energy Optimization
Pilot Test at a Sydney Shopping Mall
BuildingIQ recently ran a pilot test of building energy optimization at a large shopping mall in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia. This project was done in close collaboration with BSA Limited, a solution focused technical services organization based in Australia. A team was formed with key members for each company to manage this pilot.
Predictive Energy Optimization
St. Vincent's Hospital
BuildingIQ was asked by its partner Entro.py to evaluate the energy savings potential for deploying the PEO™ platform at one of Australia’s major hospitals, St. Vincent's Hospital. Many hurdles had to be overcome, the first one being to establish good working relationships with diverse areas of responsibility within the hospital, ranging from facilities management and environmental staff, to finance and IT. Download the full case study to find out how we did it and the results achieved.
Predictive Energy Optimization
St. John of God Murdoch Hospital
St. John of God Murdoch is a 537-bed private hospital that provides comprehensive medical services for Western Australia. Established in 1994, the Murdoch facility doubled its capacity in 2014, adding 174 new beds, eight new operating theatres, a cancer center, and a multi-story medical center...
Facility Worksite
Wellington Management
Managing the day-to-day, physical requirements of hundreds of buildings in different locations, while relying upon a small army of outside contractors, is tricky business. It requires exacting coordination, consistency, accountability, and speed. After all, business tenants will complain if a faltering air conditioning unit disrupts an important meeting.
Energy Worksite
Idaho K-12 Schools
Lawmakers in the state of Idaho took advantage of federal funding made available through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act—more commonly called the 2009 Federal Stimulus—to improve the energy efficiency of the state’s school buildings. Over $17 million was allocated to the 116 school districts in Idaho with the objective of improving energy efficiency in K-12 classroom buildings.
