Smart buildings utilize technology that lets PSPC (Public Service and Procurement Canada) monitor and reduce energy usage in order to improve the building’s overall building efficiency, minimize operational cost, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Devices in smart buildings regularly and continuously gather information about aspects such as ventilation, heating, hot water systems, air quality, lighting systems, and more. This data can be analyzed to provide recommendations and solutions to potential operational issues, enhancing well-being of the building occupants, increasing productivity, and raising cost savings and building efficiency to newer heights.