Start with the asset data you have

You don’t need to have a perfect data set to get started. Squeeze value from what you already have, learn what genuinely matters in your sustainability decision making, reduce information management overhead, digitalise asset operations and use digital asset twins for optimised scenario analysis, enabling you to ‘see the future now’.

Get the most out of the assets you have

The lowest carbon asset is the one you don’t build. Therefore, it is critical to focus on increased utilisation, enhanced resilience and extended lifecycles of existing infrastructure. By getting more out of your existing assets and offsetting or delaying the need for new, expanded or upgraded infrastructure, you can minimise your overall carbon impact and required capital costs.

The curse of the inefficient building

Old, inefficient buildings account for 25% of Australia’s emissions. Brightly can offer specialist guidance and scenario analysis to understand how retro-fitting assets with state-of-the-art energy efficient tech, like automation and demand-based ventilation and lighting, can help reduce emissions and save on operating costs.

Reduce your carbon

Doing it at the planning stage is the easiest, most effective way, employing green construction and maintenance methods, energy efficient operations and low-carbon or recycled materials. But you should do it later too. For existing assets, we can help you improve space utilisation, advise on the latest energy-efficient equipment and low carbon practices, as simple examples.

Unlock capital and avoid the money pits

Funding is always finite. But you don’t need to compromise. Maintaining existing assets and providing new ones as required needs money spent at the right time, in the right places and in the right way. Brightly is by your side to help you make investment decisions that unlock hidden capital, while balancing current and future community demands, service levels, risk and lifecycle costs.

Don’t ignore nature

Plants, trees, waterways and green space are valuable assets too, and properly managing them is a vital part of improved sustainability. Protecting and enhancing these ‘green and blue’ assets can help offset carbon emissions, enhance the built environment and improve community wellbeing. Our team is here to show you how to manage these vital ecological assets and incorporate them into long-term sustainability plans alongside traditional infrastructure.