ESG · Energy · Emissions · BIM · Digital twin
ESG for buildings and infrastructure
Consumption, emissions and indicators taken from the asset's real data.
Banks, investors, EU rules and public tenders ask for more and more environmental data on buildings. We take it from meters, the BMS and maintenance, link it to the building's BIM model and use it to choose retrofit measures and to report, with the source of every number.
What we measure for each letter
- EEnvironmentalEnergy, emissions, water and materials, from meters and the model, per building and per system.
- SSocialComfort, air quality, accessibility and safety of spaces, from environmental sensors and model data.
- GGovernanceWho supplied the data, when and what changed: information management to ISO 19650, with a BIM management system certified to UNI/PdR 74.
Who is asking for the data
Each one asks for different data, which almost always comes from the same systems.
EU building rules
EPBD, Directive (EU) 2024/1275
What it asks for
- Energy performance and a renovation plan for the least efficient non-residential buildings (16% by 2030, 26% by 2033)
- Zero-emission new buildings: public ones from 2028, all from 2030
- Life-cycle global warming potential (GWP): new buildings over 1,000 m² from 2028, all from 2030
What we deliver
An energy model of the building, retrofit scenarios with costs and savings, data for the energy certificate and an LCA based on the model's quantities.
- Meters and bills
- BMS and sensors
- BIM model
- Maintenance
- Documents and datasheets
From the meter to the report, in four steps
- 1
Measure
We collect consumption from meters, bills and the BMS and map it to the buildings, floors and systems in the model. Floor areas come from the model, not from an old plan.
- 2
Locate
The model shows where energy goes: zones, systems, times of day. You see straight away what weighs most and what runs out of hours.
- 3
Simulate
We compare measures (BMS tuning, plant, envelope, solar) by cost, saving and timing, starting from real consumption.
- 4
Report
Every indicator has a source and a history. The report updates as new data arrives, and whoever checks it can trace the original figure.
What you need to start
- 1Who is asking for the data, and by when
- 2The list of buildings and meters
- 3Bills or meter readings for the last 12-24 months
- 4The models, plans and energy certificates you already have
Frequently asked questions
I need to improve the ESG KPIs of my buildings: where do I start?+
From the data you have: bills or meter readings for the last 12-24 months, the list of buildings, floor areas and energy certificates. With these we build a consumption and emissions baseline per building, see where to act first and choose which indicators the people asking actually need.
What do BIM and digital twins have to do with ESG?+
They give data a place. Consumption mapped to a floor, a zone or a system in the model can be explained and reduced; an annual total on a bill cannot. The model also provides correct floor areas and quantities, which are needed for per-m² indicators and for LCA.
Do we need a full digital twin to begin?+
No. You can start with the meters and a simplified model of the buildings, limited to floor areas, zones and main systems. The digital twin is extended when you need real-time measurement or maintenance management.
Do you issue the energy certificate or the sustainability statement?+
No. We prepare the models and data needed by those who sign them, that is the energy certifier, the people drafting the statement and the auditor, with the source of every number. That makes the checking quicker.
What does the new EPBD ask of existing buildings?+
For non-residential buildings it introduces minimum performance thresholds: the worst 16% must be renovated by 2030 and the worst 26% by 2033. To know where a building stands you need measured consumption and correct floor areas.
BIM consulting for the Italian market
- BIM consultingDigital, at the service of those who build.→
- Outsourced BIM managerRoles covered. Decisions that stay yours.→
- BIM support for contracting authoritiesEvery duty, at the right moment.→
- Information requirements (EIR)Requirements written first. Useful models later.→
- BIM trainingSkills by role, on your own projects.→
- Digital twinThe model that keeps working after handover.→
- CDE managerEvery file in its state. Every step with a name.→
- AI for asset managementAI agents that read the asset's model, systems, maintenance and documents.→
Which ESG data are you being asked for?
Tell us who is asking, by when and which buildings are involved. We will reply within one working day with the steps to get there.