Analysis
For buildings with a calibrated baseline. Each upgrade measure is applied to the model and re-simulated, returning per-measure energy savings, utility-cost savings, CO₂ reduction, and simple payback.
The Problem
Most ECM savings come from a lookup table or a rule-of-thumb spreadsheet. The numbers look convincing in a proposal and unravel on installation. An LED retrofit that was supposed to save 18% saves 7%. A heat-pump conversion that was supposed to pay back in 6 years pays back in 11.
Every scenario should be a full simulation.
What you receive
Pick from a library of measures, or propose your own. Each measure is applied to the calibrated baseline as a full re-simulation.
Annual energy savings by end use, utility-cost savings at your rate schedule, and CO₂ reduction; all from the simulation, not a lookup.
Every measure ranked by payback, by dollars saved, or by tons of CO₂ avoided. Sort however capital planning wants to see it.
Combine measures into packages. Stacked re-simulations account for interactive effects: lighting upgrades shift cooling loads, envelope improvements shrink HVAC.
Requires a calibrated baseline. Don't have one? Pair this with Utility Calibration Audit or our combined engagement.
Every organization gets one free calibrated digital twin. Bring an address plus 12 months of utility bills; ECM modeling is separate.