Using dynamic simulation software, we create digital twin models and calibrate with measured utility consumption data to initially understand current energy demands and to allow us to test and appraise solutions to reduce energy and set a path to net zero.
Our aim is to simplify the process of net zero and provide our clients with a holistic-phased approach. Building Standards legislation and planning requirements are also in a period of significant change for new developments in response to this climate emergency.
The path to avoid catastrophe climate change has been set. The science could not be clearer: by the middle of this century the world has to reduce emissions to as close to zero as possible, with the small amount of remaining emissions absorbed through natural carbon sinks and carbon capture.
We each need to play our part as experts, as clients, and as human beings, to achieve net zero.
Where we come in, is that we have the expertise to help and lead our clients on the path to net zero and sustainability, now and in the future.
Our team has significant expertise in building simulation modelling. We utilise Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES) such as dynamic simulation software, and our accredited Low Carbon Energy Assessors are Level 5 users, allowing us to carry out complex building analysis.
We generate a 3D model of the project, then carry out a range of assessments suiting the specific project requirements including Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Daylighting reviews, Overheating and Ventilation studies, Energy and Carbon reviews and Building Standards compliance including the production of Building Regulations compliance documentation (SBEM & EPCs).
We can accurately predict in-use energy consumption and carbon emissions which also allows us to model internal environment conditions. Working with the design teams, we can ensure the optimal solution is determined and developed.
