Exergio reveals how EU laws slow AI-based retrofits, despite tools like edge computing and SHAP enabling compliant, energy-efficient smart building systems.

AI cuts energy use by up to 36%, but Exergio warns system disconnects hinder full efficiency.

Energy experts from Exergio, a company that develops AI-based tools for commercial buildings, state that a sustainable building environment is too difficult to achieve without AI.

Energy expert Donatas Karčiauskas emphasizes how AI-driven tools can deliver incremental improvements, making sustainability accessible to buildings with limited resources.

With buildings accounting for 70% of CO₂ emissions in major cities, OECD highlights the potential of AI-based solutions for rapid, cost-effective energy savings in commercial properties, as seen in case studies from Japan and Sweden.

According to the new report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, digital solutions like Energy Performance Monitoring, Building Information Modelling, and Integrated Data Platforms are crucial to achieve global decarbonisation goals.