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Digital Twin Technology for Decarbonising the Built Environment

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The Built Environment accounts for almost 40% of global emissions. We’re working to get that down to Zero.

Buildings and cities have the potential to make the biggest impact in reducing carbon emissions globally, but the question many are struggling with is ‘how?’

This is why IES exists. To develop technology that can significantly reduce the impact that buildings and cities have on the environment by minimising energy use and making zero carbon targets achievable. By looking at buildings and cities as the integrated environments they are, we want to ensure everyone involved in the conception, design, management or use of any building, community or city can work together to leave our world in a much better state than we inherited it.

Digital Twins for the Built Environment

Digital Twins present exciting opportunities to navigate the route to zero-carbon, sustainable and healthier communities. They respond and behave like their real world counterparts, function as problem-solvers and translate data into essential decision support information to improve performance and reduce risk.

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30 Years of Climate Hurt - Special Report to Mark 30 Years of IES

Drawing on the real-life experiences of our CEO and Founder, Don McLean, and the IES team, this report examines key milestones from the past 30 years and explores what has been delivered, what has changed, and what has failed to be achieved to date. It also features the exclusive findings of our industry survey, exploring what built environment professionals expect to see over the next 30 years.

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