Q&A panelist on how to achieve sustainability and energy efficiency through Digital Twin
Q&A panelist on how to achieve sustainability and energy efficiency through Digital Twin
Reducing budgets, operational expenses and energy load (KWh per sqm per annum) while increasing the Net Operating Income (NOI) are some of the highest priority for Commercial Real Estate (CRE) now. TÜV SÜD Real Estate and Infrastructure team had achieved great sustainability results such as reducing 10% CO2 emission and 6% energy cost for government as well as industrial Commercial Real Estate assets using Digital Twin. For a single building in Singapore, 14 Mn USD OPEX advantage is achieved by implementing Digital Twin in the design phase. For a federal built environment with 120,000+ assets and 365 Mn EUR annual operational budget (as of 2021) in Germany, sustainability items such as digital energy twins were developed through technical monitoring and simulations, saving approximately 40Mn EUR of the annual budget.
In this panelist session, TÜV SÜD project experts will share practical Digital Twin experiences and outcomes relevant to building owners, Real Estate financiers and investors and facility managers, as well as answer any questions that you might have on this topic.
How to utilise Digital Twin to enhance Green & Sustainability Factors including Net Operating Income (NOI)?
How to increase energy efficiency for existing buildings without incurring additional CAPEX?
When does Digital Twin make sense for existing building and how does it look like?
How can new builds reduce CO2 emissions and energy costs using Digital Twin in the design stage and achieve necessary green certifications?
Mr. Hannes Raoul Endriß
Business Line Manager of Smart Sustainable Buildings, TÜV SÜD
In this role, he manages the Smart Sustainable Buildings business line and is responsible for the global product portfolio and its services within the Real Estate and Infrastructure Division. He holds a Master of Engineering from Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences and a Master of Business Administration from Liverpool Business School and a Doctorate in Business Administration from Liverpool Business School.
Hannes has worked in the areas of technology management, construction management and international project management. Most recently, he was involved in setting up a start-up company that offers semi-automated planning software in five continents.
Mr. Tobias Schmidt
Global Manager of Digital Lifecycle Solution, TÜV SÜD
Tobias has been a BIM Consultant and BIM Director on international level for medium and large organisations and on behalf of governments since 2004. Within TÜV SÜD, he was the Senior BIM Consultant and Head of the Global BIM Centre of Competence before his current position that covers BIM, Common Data Environments, Computer Aided Facility Management and other Digital Built Environment processes. His BIM approach is hands on, pragmatic and practice driven.
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