Two Norwegian companies get together to save energy in the workplace
We’ve all heard the story of a company using more energy than the building required. The client contacted a well-known energy supplier who gave them no suggestions on how to reduce their energy consumption in the future.
Due to the pandemic, the client’s activity ceased, but the building’s baseload power remained high.

In certain regions clients must pay an extra fee per hour during peak electricity usage months (October to March). As a result, when activities resumed, energy consumption and costs peaked. On average, 89 kWh were used in October 2019 and 136 in October 2020. The landlord and its tenants paid a heavy price.
Saving Energy & Improving Sustainability with Sensors
The landlord had a limited view of their ventilation system before deploying the IoT solution. 12 sensors were installed on the building’s HVAC systems to monitor and optimize ventilation times.
See the rest of the story and how much the landlord is saving HERE.