Proof
Two separate stories. Kellogg College is a named campus case. Crawley, Birmingham, and Edinburgh are a commercial office portfolio. They are not one estate.
Kellogg College
15 mixed buildings — Victorian conversions plus purpose-built facilities — on one performance view.
25% immediate energy and carbon
47,500 GBP / year
15 mixed buildings
Orynia has given Kellogg College the clarity and confidence to turn our decarbonisation ambitions into a practical, evidence-based plan. By bringing our estate data together, creating a digital twin of our buildings and modelling both the carbon-saving opportunities and their operational and capital costs, we can now target and verify our decisions far more effectively. The question really is: why wouldn't you do it? The immediate energy savings are already creating value, while giving the College the time and insight to plan and implement the right long-term interventions in the right places.
Electrification and net-zero pathways are named as modelled comparisons only. Pathway percentages, tonnes, and pathway pounds stay off this page.
Commercial portfolio
Three buildings. Three fates. Each city is named in text. Controls figures are potential, not verified in-operation results.
Crawley
Already high-performing. Does not need CapEx to reach net zero.
about 18% controls potential.
Birmingham
The stranding and comfort story — the building that still has work to do.
about 39% controls potential.
Edinburgh
Renovated, including rooftop PV. Does not need CapEx to reach net zero.
about 37% controls potential.
Don't replace what you haven't optimised.
Write to Annie Marston at annie@orynia.io
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