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Building Energy Savings Calculator

Estimate the annual kWh and cost you can cut by unifying and optimizing your building controls.

Estimated annual savings
126,000 / yr
Energy saved420,000 kWh/yr
CO₂e avoided189 t/yr
Current annual cost504,000 / yr

Estimate only, based on GCC building-type averages and typical optimization headroom. A puniq audit gives a figure tied to your meters.

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About this tool

Most buildings in the GCC spend far more on energy than they need to, because cooling, lighting, and equipment run on fixed schedules instead of actual demand. This calculator gives you a fast, defensible estimate of how much a unified, optimized building management system could save you each year.

It works from your floor area, building type, electricity tariff, and how mature your current controls are. We apply GCC energy-use-intensity averages and the typical optimization headroom for each maturity level to estimate annual kWh saved, cost saved, and CO₂e avoided.

How to read the result

The savings figure is the gap between how your building runs today and how it would run on well-tuned, vendor-neutral controls. The less automation you have now, the larger the headroom. For a precise number tied to your meters and tariff bands, puniq runs a building energy audit.

Frequently asked

How accurate is this estimate?

It is a planning-grade estimate based on GCC building-type averages and typical optimization headroom. Real savings depend on your equipment, occupancy, and tariff. An audit narrows it to a committed figure.

What savings are realistic from a BMS?

Optimized controls commonly cut 15 to 30% of energy in buildings that started with little or no automation, and less where good controls already exist.

Does this assume new equipment?

No. Most of these savings come from running existing equipment smarter, not replacing it. That is why payback is usually under three years.