The operational energy consumption of a building can be five to ten times higher than that predicted at the design stage. The difference between this anticipated and actual performance is known as the performance gap, a prominent issue within the built environment that if not addressed, will have major implications on net zero goals.
How can we close the building energy performance gap? What role does smart building technology have to play? How can we utilise digital twin technology to achieve operational efficiencies and meet certifications such as NABERS UK?
In this session, we’ll be discussing the delivery of truly smart buildings using real examples from our collaboration with leading developers, and how the technology implemented can boost operational efficiency whilst creating productive, healthy spaces for building users.
Schneider Electric
Parris is a Smart Building Scientist at Schneider Electric and has a background in the sciences having studied Chemistry at the University of Manchester. Realising a passion for sustainability and improving the efficiency in buildings utilising the latest technology she joined Schneider Electric's graduate scheme in 2020 and begun her current role in 2022. Parris is continually studying the industry to understand how technology plays a role in ensuring truly smart buildings deliver a sustainable future.
Schneider Electric
Simon is a Systems Architect for Schneider Electric UK&I, focusing predominantly on BMS and Security Systems in Commercial Real Estate and Hotels. Simon has over 30 years of experience designing robust, scalable, innovative solutions by combining the latest technologies with our EcoStruxure Buildings Solutions and Systems to help drive sales and deliver business value to our customers. He also provides technical validation, risk management and compliance for all new significant opportunities in the UK&I during pre-sales stages and project delivery.
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