Commercial
Commercial Water Treatment
Heating and Cooling contribute up to 50% of a commercial building’s energy use according to CIBSE Guide M 2014 b. Running inefficiencies in HVAC hydronic systems result in increased bills, can cause issues with leaks or blockages resulting in repair costs and increased, energy consumption, maintenance bills and contribute to increased CO² emissions.
Reducing carbon emissions in commercial buildings will be critical to achieving the Paris climate goals and achieving net zero emissions by 2050. As buildings represent 39% of global greenhouse gas emissions, reducing operational emissions using advanced building management systems will be key.
Integrating building management systems together can yield incremental energy savings of 8-18% over basic HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) and lighting control. VEXO’s holistic approach to building management and commercial water treatment solutions will safeguard your system’s reliability, ensuring your business or clients are receiving the service level they require and avoid any heating related breakdowns, all while ensuring there is no unnecessary energy use or unexpected costs due to system water quality issues.
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