New Study Finds Occupancy-Based Control and Automation Solutions Cut Office Energy Use and Carbon Emissions by 22%
France, March 13 -- Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, today announced research that found applying occupancy-based controls in meeting rooms leads to an average of 22% savings in operational energy use and carbon emissions for the meeting rooms. The study, which is being released at MIPIM 2025 in a new white paper, Reduce carbon in the real world: Occupancy setbacks deliver big impact for commercial offices, presents compelling evidence around the impact of smart building technology and an approach for businesses seeking energy-efficient solutions that do not require extensive building retrofits.Key findings include:Energy Efficiency Gains: Occupancy-based controls allowed the ...
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