Case Study: NHS Primary Care reduces energy costs and carbon with UMA Smart Building

NHS Primary Care cuts energy consumption and carbon with UMA smart building automation

The customer, NHS Primary Care, faced significant pressure to reduce its operational costs and carbon emissions, driven by rising energy consumption from heating, lighting, and air conditioning across its facilities. To address this challenge, they partnered with vendor UMA to implement its Smart Building solution for intelligent, automated environmental control.

UMA implemented a system connecting radiator valves, IAQ sensors, air conditioning, and window sensors to its platform. This allowed for automated heating based on occupancy, alerts for open windows, and lights turning off in empty rooms. The solution delivered significant results for NHS Primary Care, including a major reduction in energy consumption and operational costs, a smaller carbon footprint, and a more comfortable environment for staff and patients.

NHS Primary Care