Equans has expanded its digital services for customers in the UK to support an increasing digital and sustainable future.
Under the Equans Digital brand, the business is bringing together a comprehensive range of solutions which provide real-time monitoring, control and optimisation.
Equans Digital services act as stand-alone solutions or integrated into broader service packages that can be tailored to individual needs. The offer is designed to help clients integrate systems designed by Equans Digital or their existing technologies to optimise performance of their buildings and infrastructure.
In the UK, Equans Digital focuses on four key areas:
- Automation & Maintenance: Operating efficient, safe and sustainable buildings and infrastructure. Our solutions combine data insights and technology with human experience to reduce energy consumption, labour time and plant hours while improving safety.
- Smart Infrastructure & Climate Resilience: Climate adaptation and resilience strategies, to ensure buildings and infrastructures are better prepared to withstand the challenges of climate change, along with the remote monitoring of noise, vibration, air quality and structural health.
- Data, Analytics and Intelligence: Leveraging data-as-a-service, analytics and AI, to enhance resilience, improve decision making and optimise asset management.
- Smart Building Management Systems: Design, installation and retrofit of BMS for all building types that improve building control, increase resilience and deliver energy savings across diverse building portfolios.
Aymeric Lasselin, Managing Director of Equans Digital in the UK, said: “Equans Digital is empowering businesses to transform their built environments and infrastructure through advanced digital technologies, improving not only the efficiency but also the sustainability of their operations. By integrating AI, IoT, and cloud technologies, we are creating solutions that help our clients meet both their performance and environmental goals – supporting with the transition to net zero and beyond.”