For Corporate Real Estate
Noda works as a virtual building engineer across corporate real estate portfolios, cutting energy costs and emissions from headquarters to regional offices.

Noda helps corporate real estate and facilities teams lower operating costs across owned and leased sites, and report progress against corporate climate commitments.
Noda's AI agents find savings across an HQ's central plant and office buildings, and write up each change as a Project with its estimated annual savings.
Explore the Intelligence LayerWith fewer people in the office on some days, floors and whole buildings often sit near-empty while their air handlers keep full schedules. Noda checks each unit against its occupancy schedule and flags equipment running for empty space.
Explore the platformLeased offices rarely give an occupier access to the landlord's BMS. Noda brings their meter and utility data into the same model as owned headquarters, so real estate teams compare energy use across the whole portfolio.
Explore the Independent Data LayerNoda measures each completed Project against a weather-adjusted baseline and totals energy and emissions reductions by site and across the portfolio, ready for Scope 1 and 2 disclosures.
See Noda for sustainability teamsNoda's changes are adjustments to setpoints, schedules, and control sequences, so savings start without a capital request.
Noda's AI agents analyze every building around the clock, so a small facilities team can cover a larger portfolio.
Noda's Projects and Tasks reach the team that runs each site, whether in-house or an outsourced facilities partner.








Noda reads each owned site's BMS over BACnet/IP, Modbus, or MQTT through the Noda LaunchPad, a secure on‑premises gateway, and brings leased sites in through their meters and utility data.
A landmark DC office tower ran two chillers 24/7 to serve tenant supplemental loads, even though overnight activity was minimal. Migrating those tenant systems to the retail condenser loop let the main chiller shut down 9 PM–6 AM, cutting ~20,000 kWh weekly year-round.
Yes. Where a landlord's BMS isn't available, Noda brings in each site's meter and utility data, so leased offices sit in the same portfolio view and emissions totals as owned buildings.
Yes. Noda's Projects and Tasks go to whichever team runs each site, and work orders can sync to the partner's CMMS.
Noda keeps the energy and emissions record behind each completed Project, measured against a weather-adjusted baseline, and totals reductions by site and across the portfolio.
The Noda LaunchPad, a gateway on the site network, reads the trend data the BMS already records. The BMS keeps its existing programming.
Continuous analysis for every HQ and office, whoever is in that day.
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