PENGA
Smarter heating.
Handled for you.
Your building holds heat. PENGA’s approach learns how it responds, looks ahead at the weather and checks temperatures as conditions change.
Start with a founding pilot: measurements, building analysis and a clear next step.
From setup to a clear next step.
We handle the setup.
We work with your operator to arrange access, review gas records and plan temperature measurements.
PENGA learns your building.
We use weather and temperature data to study how quickly your building warms up, loses heat and responds to changing conditions.
You get a clear next step.
A straightforward report explains the findings and whether controls, repairs or more measurement deserve attention.
Setup. Analysis. Personal support.
All included at no charge for selected founding buildings. Any third-party costs are agreed upfront.
A few things to know.
What do you need from me?
Available gas records, access to the boiler room and an introduction to your operator. We agree on the measurements and access before setup.
Will tenants be disturbed?
We agree on any suite access with you before work starts. The pilot does not use cameras, microphones or occupancy tracking.
Will you change my controls?
Your existing controls stay in place during the measurement pilot. Any later control changes would be a separate project agreed with you and your operator.
Has PENGA been tested?
PENGA has internal simulation results. Founding pilots are the next step toward testing the approach in real buildings; field savings have not yet been established.
For an established industry example, watch Runwise explain smarter heating. Runwise is independent of PENGA; its results are not ours.
What do comparable approaches have in common?
Measure what is happening inside. Anticipate heating demand. Adjust how existing equipment operates.
- Runwise describes indoor sensors, weather forecasts and learning how buildings retain heat.
- Danfoss Leanheat combines learned building behaviour with forecasts and heating-system data.
- ista HeatPilot adjusts heating curves using weather forecasts and heating demand. German-language source.
These independent examples show how the category is being applied. Equipment, buildings and markets differ; PENGA’s own approach still needs field testing. No affiliation or endorsement.
See the approach in action.
Runwise is an established smart-heating company serving the New York region and beyond. Their video makes the problem—and the value of better controls—easy to see.
Same principle. Alberta’s next step.
Indoor feedback and weather forecasts can tell a heating system more than outdoor temperature alone. That’s the parallel with PENGA.
Our founding pilot will study the opportunity in older Alberta hot-water-heated apartments, with different buildings, equipment and energy costs.
Runwise produced this video about its own product. PENGA is not affiliated with or endorsed by Runwise. Results and capabilities shown are theirs, not PENGA’s.