Opex leaking from underperforming sites
Energy is the second-largest controllable cost line on most owner-occupied estates. Without a site-by-site picture, finance can't tell which buildings are dragging the most on the bill.
See where your estate is leaking energy and money.
Building Atlas gives heads of estates, FM directors, and sustainability leads at universities, retailers, hospitality groups, healthcare trusts, and public-sector bodies a portfolio-wide view of every site's energy performance. You can see which sites are running the highest opex, which are consuming more than the model predicts, and where the biggest efficiency wins are; you use that to drive savings, catch anomalies before they hit the bill, and stay on track for net zero.
Opex-led
prioritisation
Anomaly
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Net-zero
trajectory by site
The corporate estate retrofit dilemma.
Anomalies hiding in the meter data
A site running 40% above the model prediction is paying for it. Without a portfolio-wide benchmark, those anomalies sit on the bill quarter after quarter.
Net-zero target without a route to delivery
Most boards have signed up to an estate-wide net-zero target. Few have a costed, sequenced plan that gets there under realistic capital.
MEES exposure on sublet space
Where any part of your estate is let or sublet, MEES 2028 applies to that portion. Most estate teams don't have a single view of which sites are exposed.
A clear plan for every site in your estate.
Site-by-site prioritisation
Every site ranked by opex impact, ROI, and compliance exposure, so finance and estates can agree on where to act first.
Anomaly detection across the estate
Each site benchmarked against the model prediction. Sites running materially above expectation surface automatically, so unusual consumption is investigated, not absorbed.
Measure-by-measure CapEx
Insulation, glazing, M&E, renewables, costed line by line, each with its own payback. Sequenced so the savings from one project help fund the next.
Net-zero trajectory tracker
Every site mapped against your own net-zero target and the MEES 2028 deadline. Status updates as projects complete.
Climate physical risk per site
Flood, heat stress, water stress, precipitation, and coastal erosion screened at 2030 and 2050 horizons. Plan maintenance and capital sequencing with the climate horizon already factored in.
Chat with your estate's documents
Upload existing surveys, leases, O&M manuals, and certificates. Ask plain-English questions across every site — "when does the roof warranty expire at our Birmingham campus?" — and get sourced answers in seconds.