Smart Building Data Clearing House

Accurate and detailed building data is needed to properly manage energy use and improve building operations. But access to such data is limited by a lack of open standards and trusted processes for the sharing of diverse data sets. Opportunities, from new Internet-of-Things sensors and data streams, also need to be explored.

i-Hub aims to curate the Australian Smart Buildings Data Clearing House, a single location for accessing a wide range of energy and building data. It aims to increase the quality and value of data sets, and empower Australian businesses to develop new data analytics services.

This data, combined with the services of i-Hub member companies, will be used by building owners and property managers to save energy, improve efficiencies and reduce costs.

Data will also provide evidence to assist in decision making and inform policy.

Data Clearing House

Outcomes: Data Clearing House

This video looks at the outcomes of Smart Building Data Clearing House –a single location for accessing a wide range of energy and building data that aimed to increase the quality and value of data sets, and empower Australian businesses to develop new data analytics services.

For more information about Data Clearing Houses, please watch the below videos.

i-Hub Summit III – webinar series

Summit III

The i-Hub hosted the third edition of the i-Hub Summit in June 2021. The Data Clearing House webinar was held on Wednesday, June 16, and is available to watch here.

i-Hub Summit II – webinar series

Summit 2

The Innovation Hub for Affordable Heating and Cooling (i-Hub) hosted its second Digital Summit during November and December in 2020. The second session was held on Tuesday, December 1, and provided an update on how the Data Clearing House is progressing and how users are looking to benefit from the platform. The webinar is available to watch here.

i-Hub Summit I – webinar series

i-Hub Summit webinar series

The Innovation Hub for Affordable Heating and Cooling hosted its Digital Summit during June and July in 2020. The second session was held on Wednesday, July 1, and provided an update on the Demand Response Atlas, its value proposition and data sovereignty. The webinar is available to watch here.