Dusseldorf Airport Embraces MeteoViva Climate

Dusseldorf Airport is rolling out the deployment of IoT-based smart building indoor control system MeteoViva Climate to Terminal C, following its successful implementation in the East Wing of the airport's central building, and in Terminal A.

The real-time data analytics platform is used in smart building applications to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions.

Commenting on the development, Dr. Stefan Hardt, MeteoViva managing director, said:

"Dusseldorf Airport's decision followed a detailed analysis of efficiency savings MeteoViva Climate can achieve in different on-site locations".

Ralf Mobers, operations manager for supply technology at Flughafen Düsseldorf GmbH, added:

"The innovative system has always exceeded our expectations so we want to systematically continue to automate our building technology with smart data."

Dusseldorf Airport was the first German airport to adopt the MeteoViva Climate platform in 2011.

Since then, the solution has been installed at other large airports in German, including Frankfurt and Munich.

Together with Fraport AG, MeteoViva was recently awarded the prestigious Energy Efficiency Award of the German Energy Agency (dena).

About MeteoViva Climate

MeteoViva Climate is an IoT solution for smart facilities management and has recorded over 3 million operating hours at customers premises around the globe.

The patented system works predictively, is self-learning and significantly lowers operating and energy costs as well as carbon emissions.

It is the ideal partner for building owners, facility managers and occupants of commercial property portfolios. MeteoViva GmbH has a staff of 25 and subsidiaries in Switzerland and the United States.