CIM, the building analytics SaaS platform helping the Australian property industry achieve net zero emissions, has been contracted to provide analytics and systems monitoring for 16 buildings in Lendlease Investment Management’s Australian office portfolio.
CIM initially piloted its technology across four Lendlease commercial buildings in July 2020 and has been contracted to extend its innovative solution across another 12 commercial buildings in the portfolio.
The engagement includes locations such as International Towers at Barangaroo, Darling Quarter and Darling Square in Sydney; and 485 Latrobe Street and Melbourne Quarter in Melbourne.
David Walsh, CEO and founder, CIM said, “We are delighted to have been awarded this contract to provide innovative data-driven solutions that will improve sustainability outcomes.”
“CIM makes it easier to operate large buildings at their peak operational performance and deliver economic and environmental benefits for customers.
“The systems people don’t see, that keep buildings cool in summer and warm in winter, operate lifts and lighting can use more than 60% of a building’s total energy consumption.
“With building analytics technology, this sector has the biggest opportunity to cut carbon emissions and play a critical role in curbing climate change.”
CIM’s platform harnesses building analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to deliver immediate insights into building operational performance. It identifies and facilitates quick resolution of inefficiencies in large plant and equipment such as heating, ventilation and air condition systems, significantly improving operational efficiency and reducing carbon emissions.
