BIM Energy
Building energy simulation for renovation planning
Web-based energy calculation platform that models building performance, simulates hundreds of energy renovation scenarios, and identifies cost-effective measures for new and existing properties.
Why This Tool Exists
Property managers and energy consultants manually review energy data and renovation scenarios, spending days or weeks creating energy assessments. Without simulation capabilities, they cannot accurately predict renovation ROI or prioritize measures across large portfolios.
Automatically models building energy performance using address-based data and energy consumption records. Simulates hundreds of renovation combinations and calculates payback periods in minutes. Enables rapid portfolio-wide energy assessments with financial projections.
How You Use It
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Exactly what this tool uses and how
Contact vendor for API accessUse Cases
- ·Portfolio-wide energy assessment for property management companies
- ·Renovation planning with financial ROI analysis for building owners
- ·Compliance with energy performance directive and regulatory requirements
- ·Multi-scenario comparison for budget planning and prioritization
- ·Automated energy baseline establishment for retrofit projects
- ·Rapid energy audits without extensive manual data gathering
Pricing
Sources & Research NotesResearch date: 2026-04-03
- https://bimenergy.com/
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- https://bimenergy.com/our-software/
- https://strusoft.com/software/bim-energy-analysis-software/
- https://strusoft.com/about-strusoft/
- https://www.capterra.com/p/228963/BIM-Energy/
- https://www.softwareadvice.com/simulation/bim-energy-profile/
- https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/strusoft
- https://tracxn.com/d/companies/strusoft/
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