SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BuildingIQ, a leading energy management software company, today announced its partnership with Syserco, the state-of-the-art energy management systems provider. Providing a “holistic” approach to energy management, this partnership enables building owners and facility managers in Syserco’s over 1,200 systems portfolio to look at their buildings’ total energy usage from a macro-level perspective and derive energy savings and reductions utilizing BuildingIQ, which provides continuous optimization of commercial buildings.
Together, BuildingIQ and Syserco provide a new approach to energy management. By predicting and optimizing a building’s energy use and then automating and controlling the building, the partnership provides customers with a fully integrated energy management solution.
More than just reporting and analytics, BuildingIQ’s Predictive Energy Optimization™ technology becomes the intelligence of the building, predicting energy demand and directly adjusting HVAC system parameters to continuously optimize building energy use and cost. By communicating with building management systems (BMS), BuildingIQ automatically reduces energy consumption while maintaining or improving tenant comfort. When combined with BuildingIQ’s DRIQ, customers can take full advantage of Demand Response programs, turning the building into a business asset.
“By automatically learning a building’s energy performance and adapting to changes in internal and external conditions, BuildingIQ is able to minimize energy cost and consumption within buildings unlike any other solution available today,” said Scott Wallace, General Manager of Energy Solutions at Syserco. “We see the difference BuildingIQ’s system can make for our building owners and operators. Together, we bring a holistic solution to building managers and ensure optimal energy consumption throughout the entire building to deliver real energy savings.”
In addition, Syserco will combine its renowned system integration and highly trained team of customer specialists with BuildingIQ’s ManagerIQ to deliver a seamless process for managing many buildings from a single management console. ManagerIQ provides Syserco the visibility and scalability to manage their customers at the site level and across large portfolios and campuses.
“We are pleased to partner with a company the caliber of Syserco and look forward to bringing a game changing energy management strategy to the market,” said Mike Zimmerman, CEO of BuildingIQ. “The ability to react to Demand Response events and meet energy reduction targets while ensuring tenant comfort makes BuildingIQ the only viable option for commercial building owners and managers.”
About BuildingIQ
Founded in 2009, BuildingIQ is a leading energy management software company whose mission is to redefine the way energy is managed in commercial buildings. BuildingIQ’s suite of software offerings are based on unique, patent-pending Predictive Energy OptimizationTM technology. These offerings reduce peak and ongoing energy cost and consumption, helping facility owners, managers and occupants get more value out of their existing HVAC energy systems. BuildingIQ has commercialized 15 person-years of building control systems, modeling and comfort research developed by the world-leading experts at the Energy Division of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia’s national research organization, and combined it with industry expertise and an additional 10 person-years of its own R&D to offer commercial facility owners and managers high value solutions with no capital expense outlay.
The company has been honored as Winner of the AIRAH Award for Excellence in Innovation, Tech23’s Greatest Potential Award, and most recently Environmental Design + Construction and Sustainable Facility’s Readers’ Choice Award two years running and Connectivity Week’s Buildy Award. BuildingIQ also shared an award with Western Power for Sustainable Engineering Association 2011 Award for Excellence in Innovation.
For more information, visit http://www.buildingiq.com. You can also follow the company on Twitter – @BuildingIQ.