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Can open data help us to more sustainable buildings?

Can open data help us get more energy-efficient properties?

Yes, according to the city of Helsinki. As a part of their strategy to become a carbon-neutral city by 2035, they have opened up all their energy data with the help of Nuuka Solutions.

This is the topic for the broadcast on ElectriCITY TV, Thursday, May 28.

Participating in the program:

Veera Sevander, Energy-expert in the City of Helsinki, explains why they are investing so hard in digitalization and open data.

Olli Parkkonen, Nuuka Solutions, presents the technical solution that enabled energy efficiency in Helsinki. And how other property owners can benefit from the technology.

Juha Yrjölä, Kausal Ltd, utilized the open data and developed a new application for this solution.

The program concludes with a panel discussion led by Kristofer Sjöholm at Sweco, a long-time expert in the field of data-driven innovation.

See the broadcast on digitization and open data on Thursday, May 28. 12:15 to 12:45 CET.

No pre-registration is needed, but the programs are played directly on the website https://hammarbysjostad20.se.

As usual, you can participate in the live broadcast yourself and ask questions to the presenters by emailing erica.eriksson@electricitystockholm.se. The introduction will be in Swedish, but the presentations and questions will be in English.

Topics

  • Building, property

Categories

  • #proptech
  • #opendata
  • #sustainablebuildings
  • #sustainablecities
  • #smartcity
  • #smartbuilding

Nuuka Solutions is a global software company for large property owners, cities and retail. We develop and deliver a realtime data platform for smart, sustainable buildings. The result is increased energy efficiency, reduces costs, automated sustainability reporting and the opportunity for better user experience. Our hardware-independent platform collects, analyzes and controls all real-time data and integrates with all traditional real estate systems, IoT sensors or cloud solutions. The Nuuka platform is implemented in 3000 buildings in six countries.

Contacts

Susanne Hedblom

Press contact Managing Director +46 076 17 64 604

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