Artificial Intelligence Reduces Energy and CO2 in Retail Stores
Artificial intelligence (AI) opens up enormous energy saving potentials in real estate. Automation is the key to achieving a new level of sustainability.
The fact that real estate can make a significant contribution to climate protection has long been recognized by politicians and legal regulations are being further strengthened. In the EU, buildings are responsible for 40% of energy consumption and 36% of CO2 emissions* Climate awareness has also risen sharply among the population, not least due to the particular clout with which young people have drawn attention to the topic in 2019. Many companies are also showing great commitment and putting far-reaching sustainability measures high on their agenda, for example major shopping center operators such as Klépierre**. Or Unibail-Rodamco***, who want to reduce their total CO2 emissions by 50% by 2030. [...]
Read the full opinion at ACROSS Magazine: www.across-magazine.com/helpful-artificial-intelligence/
Sources:
* EU Kommission: https://ec.europa.eu/info/news/new-rules-greener-and-smarter-buildings-will-increase-quality-life-all-europeans-2019-apr-15_en
** Klépierre: http://www.klepierre.com/en/csr/
*** URW: https://www.urw.com/en/csr
Carsten Kreutze has served as CEO of Recogizer since 2014. With his many years of experience in corporations and start-ups, he founded the green tech company to significantly reduce the energy consumption of properties and help them retain their value. He is convinced that intelligent data technologies are vital to achieving climate goals in the real estate sector.
Carsten Kreutze | Managing Director
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