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Responsible solutions for our customers
think clarity. think success.
We have a goal to support our customers on their journey to digitalisation, and we have a responsibility to do this with sustainability at the forefront. Digitising processes in the built asset lifecycle helps our customers reduce their emissions and benefit from increased efficiency.
The built asset industry is responsible for a significant proportion of global CO₂ emissions. Statistics show the EU’s contribution is approximately 277 Mt (million metric tonnes) of CO₂e per year. Globally, the amount for the buildings and construction sector is even higher amounting to 37% of annual GHG emissions worldwide.
Benefits of digital solutions
Evaluate
Evaluating sustainability during the design phase
Monitor
Monitoring LCA across asset delivery
Assess
Assessing sustainability strategies for existing assets
Comply
Ensuring regulatory compliance and certifications
Work smarter not harder
Thinkproject helps customers be more precise, take action quickly, and be mindful of resources use through a single source of truth that is accessible to everyone, from asset owner to contractor and across the whole supply chain.
Work smarter not harder
Thinkproject helps customers be more precise, take action quickly, and be mindful of resources use through a single source of truth that is accessible to everyone, from asset owner to contractor and across the whole supply chain.
Collective success with collaboration
Collaborating internally, with supply chains, stakeholders and industry peers means innovation as well as lessons learned are shared and become industry best practices.
Learn from your own best practice
With data analytics, teams can easily spot trends, analyse resources, understand the reasons behind delays and avoid costly mistakes, leading to safer, more sustainable assets.
Sustainable construction in action
1000k litres
Reported water saved by Torimba Socimi
0.3t CO₂
Calculated reduction of CO₂ for Conurma Group
10 windfarms
Producing 342 MW for Phoenix Project