AI building energy audit for Dubai and UAE commercial assets in 48 hours. Turn DEWA bills, EPCs and BMS exports into an investor-grade EUI, carbon and retrofit scan — and quantify the Green Premium value uplift across your portfolio.
Dubai commercial buildings face significant cooling energy costs, DEWA tariff exposure and growing pressure to meet UAE Green Building Regulations and Estidama standards. Without a structured energy baseline, asset managers and building owners cannot quantify waste, prioritise investment or demonstrate compliance readiness.
Intelli-BuildAI analyses available building information — including DEWA bills, EPCs, BMS exports and asset schedules — to produce a structured energy, carbon and retrofit opportunity scan, together with an indicative Green Premium value uplift. Outputs are clearly labelled as indicative and subject to data quality.
A single DEWA bill, EPC, BMS trend export or asset schedule is enough to start — the ingestion engine classifies each document and extracts candidate values for your approval.
Consumption is decomposed so district cooling or chiller demand is visible against the rest of the building, because in a Gulf climate that split is where the money sits.
EUI is compared against CIBSE TM46 categories and ASHRAE references for a high-ambient context, with alignment checked against UAE Green Building Regulations and Estidama.
Carbon intensity is calculated using regional emission factors and plotted against the applicable CRREM pathway to give an indicative stranding year.
Cooling plant, controls, delta-T, fabric and metering measures are ranked by indicative ROI and carbon impact — sequenced, not listed.
Utility savings become NOI uplift and are capitalised at your cap rate for an indicative Green Premium, with every assumption recorded for review.
Dubai commercial buildings are subject to the Dubai Green Building Regulations and Specifications administered by Dubai Municipality.
Source: Dubai Municipality — Green Building Regulations and Specifications
Abu Dhabi assets are assessed under the Estidama Pearl Rating System administered by the Department of Municipalities and Transport.
Source: Estidama — Pearl Rating System
Energy benchmarking categories for non-domestic buildings follow CIBSE TM46; high-ambient plant references follow ASHRAE.
Source: CIBSE TM46: Energy Benchmarks
Knight Frank research on prime offices in London, Sydney and Melbourne identified sales-price premiums of 8–18% for green-rated buildings. This is evidence from those markets — it is not a measured UAE premium.
Source: Knight Frank, The Sustainability Series (2021)
Market research above is contextual evidence only. It is not a forecast for any specific asset — every figure produced for your building is calculated from your own data and recorded with its assumptions.
Referenced against recognised standards & frameworks
No. You can begin with a single DEWA bill or EPC. The more information you provide, the more detailed the opportunity scan will be, and every result carries a confidence score reflecting the data behind it.
Intelli-BuildAI produces a preliminary scan within 48 hours of submission. Complex assets or limited data may require additional review.
DEWA utility bills, EPC certificates, BMS trend exports, meter data, asset schedules and drawings. The ingestion engine classifies each document, extracts candidate values with a confidence score and evidence reference, and presents them for your explicit approval — nothing is written to the project without confirmation.
EUI is benchmarked against CIBSE TM46 categories and ASHRAE references, with carbon intensity compared against CRREM pathways for the relevant geography and asset type, and alignment checked against UAE Green Building Regulations and Estidama.
The Green Premium is the value uplift a better-performing asset commands. Utility savings are converted to NOI uplift and capitalised at your cap rate to give an indicative value effect — a screening figure, not a formal valuation.
Every project carries a Trust Centre: a confidence score, the standards each result was calculated against, an assumptions register recording every value not taken from measured data, and an evidence register linking figures back to source documents. The calculation engines run against a published validation register of test cases.
No. The scan is a structured opportunity assessment and should not be relied upon as a certified energy audit. It identifies areas for further investigation and recommends next steps including formal survey, metering or engineering review.
Performance drift detection compares metered and BMS telemetry against the modelled baseline for the same period, raising a signal when actuals deviate beyond tolerance — so savings are verified rather than assumed, following IPMVP principles.
Yes. The first building scan is free — upload one DEWA bill, EPC or BMS export to receive a structured opportunity scan.
Upload one utility bill, EPC or BMS export and receive a structured opportunity scan.