The company proposes a specialized Building Management System (BMS) solution in the service sector, responsible for up to 40% of energy consumption.
Edison Next is setting a milestone in the field of energy efficiency with its innovative approach to Building Management Systems (BMS), reducing energy consumption in offices and businesses by up to 30%.
In a global context where energy efficiency has become crucial and a shared responsibility, the energy company has positioned itself at the forefront by offering a comprehensive and effective solution to optimize energy consumption in one of the most energy-consuming environments - the commercial and business sector.
Currently, the service sector is responsible for up to 40% of energy consumption in a city. Specifically, offices and businesses are the main energy consumers, concentrating up to 65% of energy expenditure, with heating, ventilation, and lighting requiring the majority. However, due to its significant potential for consumption reduction, this sector represents a great opportunity for advancement in the path of energy efficiency.
In this scenario, the BMS system confirms itself as an essential tool to optimize consumption. Solutions like the one proposed by Edison Next monitor and coordinate resources and facilities to achieve reduced energy expenditure while maintaining high standards of well-being and comfort.
The BMS, through the use of IoT sensors distributed throughout the building, allows for obtaining all the information on operation and consumption, enabling measures to optimize its use. Additionally, it proactively guides building maintenance, focusing on upcoming points of conflict (anticipating issues). The implementation of this technology not only allows for reducing energy consumption but has also proven to be very useful in improving operational performance and environmental conditions, adapting them to the building's needs in real-time.
In this sense, Edison Next's BMS system has positioned itself as one of the most innovative and efficient options in the current market. This solution not only optimally monitors and controls ambient temperature but also integrates advanced data analytics techniques and demand management programs to ensure maximum comfort with minimal energy footprint.
At Edison Next, we see our BMS system as a fundamental contribution to a more sustainable future in the business sector. Moreover, the implementation of BMS not only drives operational efficiency for companies but also supports their corporate social responsibility, says Alejandro Martín Calvo, Head of Commercial at Edison Next.
The commitment of companies and businesses to solutions like this has grown considerably in recent years. An efficient decision that, according to recent regulations such as the Regulation of Thermal Installation in Buildings (RITE), could become mandatory for non-residential buildings with a nominal useful potential of more than 290 kW by 2025.
