#TheWorldTomorrow: real estate can't escape Big data

39th broadcast of #LeMondeDeDemain on Léman Bleu

From marketing and construction to intelligent buildings and connected cities, the technologies known as "PropTech" are emerging in Geneva, bringing about profound changes: new business models, new professions and new building management methods. PropTechs offer clear advantages, such as optimizing energy performance and securing investments.

Replay of the program on "PropTech" technologies:

How can you be part of a sustainable real estate development approach and thus take concrete action in favor of the energy transition?

Signa-Terre report: facilitating the energy transition

The first element of the answer comes in the form of a report on Signa-Terre, an energy transition player for whom this is no longer just an option, but a priority. To achieve this, the company relies on digital tools to precisely determine its customers' consumption (water, electricity, gas, etc.), and thus produce equally precise diagnoses of energy savings and/or gains. These multi-criteria diagnoses map out decarbonization processes, enabling simulations and forward-looking scenarios to be drawn up, as well as renovation roadmaps. 

Interview with Mael Perret, CEO of E-nno: anticipating and adapting to thermal variations 

Another avenue is explored in an interview with Mael Perret, CEO and co-founder of E-nno. The same objective and the same desire to reduce the carbon footprint of Swiss real estate using data, with the added possibility of optimizing thermal consumption using algorithms and intelligent adaptation of energy expenditure. Big data processing and data mining to reduce the environmental impact and carbon footprint of Swiss real estate: average energy savings of 17% thanks to their innovative services.