Reduce your operating costs, improve comfort, and protect your buildings value.
We support owners, property managers and developers of commercial, multi-residential, and multi-building portfolios across Canada, with an approach tailored to your operational decarbonization and assets value challenges.
Buildings under pressure from costs, comfort, decarbonization and asset value
In the commercial and multi-residential sectors, energy costs are directly linked to asset profitability. When HVAC, ventilation or lighting systems drift, costs rise, comfort declines and building value decreases.
Across Canada, regulatory requirements such as GHG emissions disclosure for large buildings are pushing owners to better understand and manage the actual performance of their properties.
The real challenge: knowing what to do first, how to intervene in occupied sites,and how to align energy efficiency, comfort, asset maintenance and financial strategy.
Solutions aligned with your real estate challenges
Are you looking to reduce your operating costs and meet your ESG and disclosure obligations?
We conduct energy audits, portfolio analyses, and mechanical system recommissioning to identify the most profitable savings opportunities. We also support your ESG disclosure requirements and guide you through BOMA BEST and LEED certification processes.
Do you have modernization projects to complete or want to decarbonize your buildings cost-effectively?
We design and carry out work adapted to occupied buildings: HVAC modernization, LED lighting, heat recovery, air-source heat pumps, geothermal systems, peak demand management, and controls optimization, while minimizing disruption to tenants and maximizing available incentives.
Do you want to advance your projects without tying up your capital or managing all the complexity yourself?
We manage the entire project from A to Z: analysis, incentives, financing, implementation and performance monitoring with a single point of contact, a clear commitment to results and the option to repay the investment through the savings generated.
Lower operating costs, higher asset value
In the commercial and multi-residential sector, a good energy efficiency project does more than reduce a few kilowatt-hours. It stabilizes operating expenses, improves occupant comfort and satisfaction, reduces service calls and increases the long-term value of your asset. In practical terms, when a building sustainably reduces its energy and maintenance costs, it improves its net operating income (NOI) and, therefore, its value.
Our objective
Ensure that every dollar invested in energy efficiency improves technical and financial performance and asset attractiveness.
25K
/year
in recurring savings
approximately $373,000 in value at 6.7% cap rate, or $543,000 at 4.6%
50K
/year
in recurring savings
approximately $746,000 at 6.7%, or $1,087,000 at 4.6%
100K
/year
in recurring savings
approximately $1.49M at 6.7%, or $2.17M at 4.6%
References in your market
Projects completed across Canada in office buildings, commercial spaces, residential towers and multi-building portfolios, with measurable operating cost savings and concrete asset value enhancement.
Do you want to know which buildings to prioritize to maximize your asset value?
Our teams can help you build a clear, realistic, and financeable roadmap tailored to your portfolio and performance objectives.
Q&A
Where should you start to improve the energy performance of a multi-building portfolio?
The right starting point is generally a structured portfolio analysis: consumption overview, equipment condition, savings opportunities, incentive potential, asset prioritization and roadmap. It helps determine what to do, in what order and what to expect in returns.
Which energy efficiency projects have the greatest impact on value in a commercial building?
The most common measures involve controls optimization, mechanical system recommissioning, HVAC modernization, LED lighting, heat recovery, peak demand management, automation and, depending of the case, efficient heating electrification.
Which energy efficiency projects have the greatest impact on value in a multi-residential building?
In multi-residential buildings, the most common levers concern heating, ventilation, domestic hot water, air sealing, balancing, heat pumps, dual-energy systems, heat recovery and monitoring tools to better manage consumption and improve occupant comfort.
How can energy performance be improved without disrupting tenants or operations?
The project must be properly prepared. In this sector, planning work phases, coordinating with operations, defining intervention windows, communicating with occupants and commissioning are essential to limit impacts.
What types of incentives are available for commercial and multi-residential buildings?
Yes. Certain projects can be financed and repaid through the savings generated. We structure financing arrangements, integrate available incentives and manage the project from A to Z which facilitates decision-making and accelerates implementation.
How can decarbonization, costs and winter peak demand be reconciled in Canada?
This is a central issue. The right approach is to avoid simplistic electrification and prioritize a scenario adapted to the building’s profile: upfront optimization, automation, peak demand management, dual-energy systems, storage, or efficient electrification. The objective is to reduce GHG emissions without increasing the energy bill or peak demand.