Coenergy
Physical and software tools for measuring building energy performance for property owners and managers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Coenergy
Coenergy develops a portable sensor device and software to measure building energy performance in situ. Its algorithms combine dynamic thermal simulation and artificial intelligence to estimate indicators such as heat loss, air infiltration and summer comfort.
The measurements help property owners and managers prioritize renovations across building portfolios and model potential energy upgrades. The company is based in Paris and was founded in 2019.
Product: A portable sensor device and software for measuring building energy performance and supporting renovation planning.
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