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Nomadix Launches Energy Management Solution to Reduce Properties’ Operational Expenses and Enhance Sustainability

MDU properties, including military housing, senior living, and student accommodation, can expect OPEX savings up to 20 percent when implementing smart home devices such as EMS, according to Parks Associates research study, Smart Properties: The Value of IoT for MDUs.

“Smart thermostats and energy management systems reflect what today’s residents expect—simple, intuitive technology that delivers real value. They help reduce costs and support a more connected, responsive living experience,” said Elizabeth Parks, President of Parks Associates.  

From the Nomadix press release, "Nomadix Launches Energy Management Solution to Reduce Properties’ Operational Expenses and Enhance Sustainability"

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