OPTIML: Digitalizing real estate investment for sustainability

11/07/23 • 27 min

We are back for Season 2 :)
Meet Jordi Campos, the co-founder of OPTIML, a software platform that's completely reshaping the real estate management landscape. OPTIML harnesses the power of advanced optimization algorithms and equips asset and portfolio owners to make intelligent, cost-effective, and CO2-conscious decision-making.
Urban spaces are pivotal to our daily lives yet significantly contribute to global CO2 emissions. With buildings accounting for around 30% of global greenhouse gas emissions and 40% of energy consumption, OPTIML’s mission is critical.
Jordi's insights offer a fresh perspective on how we can transform our buildings into assets for a cleaner future, the hurdles faced by real estate companies, and the ambition for OPTIML to inform city-wide sustainability strategies.
Website: OPTIML

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