One of Asia’s largest diversified real estate groups avoids ~$500K in energy costs while on track to save $5M

The real estate group managed data from 12 different building management system platforms, CCTV systems, and equipment sources. Disconnected systems made it difficult to compare performance, identify issues, or coordinate activities across vendors. The organization needed a consolidated view to reduce maintenance costs, simplify reporting, and support centralized oversight.

The real estate group adopted a single analytics approach that brought together data from 12 BMS platforms along with equipment and CCTV information. OpenBlue Equipment Performance supported evaluation of equipment condition and energy use, while OpenBlue Workplace helped streamline facility operations and reporting.

Automated reports provided consistent information for leadership and operations teams. Portfolio reviews and collaboratively developed fault‑detection rules improved issue identification and supported decisions that contributed to reduced maintenance and energy use. This approach enabled more consistent performance across the portfolio.

By consolidating system data and applying performance analytics, the real estate group improved daily operations and identified significant cost reductions. While the deployment occurred over a short time frame, early use showed measurable savings and additional opportunities for improvement across the portfolio.

Outcomes include:

• 15% reduction in energy use against the baseline
• ~$500K energy cost avoidance within the initial deployment period
• Projected >$5M in savings across five years
• Cost savings through energy efficiencies and integration of 12 BMS platforms
• Automated integration of equipment & CCTV data into one platform
• Automated and customized reporting improved visibility for leadership across energy use, maintenance activity and facility operations

Leading multinational alternative asset management company focused on real estate, infrastructure and private equity.