The University of Liverpool has made a five-figure operational cost saving thanks to using a digital twin as part of a refurbishment project.
The University of Liverpool is using digital twin technology from Glasgow-based climate technology firm IES to evaluate in real time the impact of an on-going HVAC refurbishment of one of its campus buildings. It has achieved operational cost savings of £25,000 and energy consumption reductions of 23%.
The IES Live tool connects live operational data from a building to a calibrated digital twin. Aimed at facilities managers, it gives teams a single-pane view of live operational performance metrics via the cloud.
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