The purpose of this white paper is to highlight how digital solutions can play a fundamental role in ensuring sustainable system control and energy consumption over time.

The Energy Performance of Building Directive and the Data Act Regulation also recognise this role.

The former outlines how a monitoring system can simplify management and reduce on-site inspections, effectively formalising a digital system logbook. The latter, still in the definition phase, identifies the rules for effective sharing and processing of information among all possible users.

Modern data mining and machine learning techniques now make it possible to aggregate the data collected and consequently provide effective analysis of system performance.

Specifically, normalisation logic and modelling of expected behaviour are used to analyse systems that differ either due to the outside conditions or the use of different technologies. This makes it possible to highlight any deviations from optimal
performance and focus the work of experts on the cases that are actually critical.