EcoPilot Named Finalist in BIG-NYC Inaugural Project Awards
EcoPilot Canada | USA Named Finalist in BIG-NYC Inaugural Project Awards
EcoPilot Canada | USA is proud to announce it has been named a finalist in the BIG-NYC Building Intelligence Group Inaugural Project Awards, recognizing the most innovative and impactful intelligent building projects in New York City.
EcoPilot was selected as a finalist for its work at the world-class Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where AI-driven HVAC optimization delivered measurable energy savings while maintaining the strict comfort, safety, and reliability requirements of a mission-critical healthcare environment. The project was powered by the iBOS energy® AI platform and was also supported through a Real-Time Energy Management (RTEM) program with Con Edison, further validating its performance and impact.
Finalists were chosen from a highly competitive pool of submissions and will present their projects live at BIG-NYC’s Project Awards Night, a new flagship event celebrating real-world outcomes in intelligent buildings, sustainability, and building operations.
“This recognition speaks to what we focus on every day - practical, scalable AI that works quietly in the background and delivers real results,” said Jennie King, General Manager of EcoPilot Canada | USA. “Being shortlisted alongside some of the industry’s most respected owners, operators, and technology providers is a meaningful validation of our approach.”
This announcement follows closely on the heels of EcoPilot’s Honourable Mention recognition from Energy Manager Canada, where the company was acknowledged for Best Energy Software and Energy Manager of the Year, further reinforcing EcoPilot’s growing reputation for delivering proven, results-driven energy optimization.
BIG-NYC’s Inaugural Project Awards Night will feature live finalist presentations, audience and judge Q&A, and peer voting, bringing together leaders from across the intelligent buildings ecosystem to celebrate projects that demonstrate measurable impact. The event takes place on February 19 in New York City.