Learn how HVAC feasibility modelling helps MEP consultants evaluate CAPEX, OPEX and CO₂ outcomes using fast, template-driven workflows that improve accuracy and decision-making.
Clients are increasingly asking for fast, data-backed feasibility assessments that not only indicate whether an HVAC upgrade is technically possible, but also reveal the financial and environmental impact of each scenario. Traditional methods make this difficult, as spreadsheet-based calculations are slow to update, prone to inconsistencies, and require time-consuming recalculation when assumptions change.
HVAC feasibility modelling solves this by using template-driven workflows that standardise data inputs, accelerate scenario creation, and instantly produce comparable CAPEX, OPEX, and CO₂ results. This makes feasibility studies faster, more robust, and easier to communicate to stakeholders.
A template-driven workflow helps MEP consultants build feasibility models in a consistent, repeatable format. Instead of starting from scratch for each building, predefined templates guide the model setup, ensuring all key parameters are included and correctly structured.
This approach is especially valuable when conducting portfolio-wide feasibility assessments, where consistency across multiple buildings is essential. It also reduces modelling time significantly, allowing consultants to shift focus from data collection to meaningful scenario comparison.
One of the main advantages of HVAC feasibility modelling is the ability to explore multiple upgrade pathways in minutes. Once your base model is defined, templates allow you to quickly clone and adjust scenarios such as:
Scenario setup becomes much faster, and the outcomes are easy to compare because all models follow the same structure.
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Template-driven models allow for the automatic extraction of performance, cost and carbon results. This makes it easy to compare the impact of each scenario from both a financial and sustainability perspective. Instead of manually recalculating spreadsheets, the model provides:
Because these results stem from physics-based calculation rather than assumptions, they form a solid foundation for business cases and funding applications.
The ultimate value of HVAC feasibility modelling lies in how easily results can be translated into recommendations. With standardised templates, consistent outputs and clearly comparable metrics, consultants can present findings in a way that is intuitive even for non-technical stakeholders.
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