Demand Logic Limited
Demand Logic is a multi-award winning Building Analytics service which provides live intelligence on how a building operates, in particular through the analysis of Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC), utility meters and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)sensor data. Simple and actionable insight is then provided for a range of use cases from portfolio benchmarking through to facilities optimisation. It is smart building technology which can be used in both old and new buildings, proven to generate quick returns, reduce plant maintenance time and boost occupier satisfaction.
Demand Logic Limited
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Runway East,
The Hickman
2 Whitechapel Road
E1 1EW
London
United Kingdom
Demand Logic Limited
Demand Logic Limited where at stand FM.4072 on the 16-18 May 2023 at the ExCeL London where the co-located IFSEC, FIREX, Facilities Show and Safety & Health Expo events took place!
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How Building Analytics helps businesses prove their environmental credentials
All industries are feeling the heat as they work to improve their operations to achieve their net zero by 2050 targets. And in the built environment and property sectors, it’s no different. Everyone wants their business and practices to be seen as sustainable. Not just to prove they’re doing their bit for the environment, but also because it’s an effective way to increase profits and reputation.
The good news is that many businesses are proving that there’s no need for greenwashing: becoming more sustainable and achieving quick wins is actually more achievable than it sounds. In fact, 98% of companies have said they are already making progress toward their climate goals. And 75% have delivered short-term returns on their investment into becoming more sustainable.
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Will MEES make buildings perform better?
There is a chance that, during the last few weeks, you will have seen a plethora of blogs, social posts and general chat in the UK about the upcoming new regulations for Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) and Energy Performance Certificates (EPC), which came into practice at the beginning of April. But how will this affect your business and will it make buildings perform better?
