What's New

2025 - November

Sympheny: Energy Model faster. See more. Share better.

Sympheny deployed a set of upgrades that make it easier to prepare data, run focused optimizations, and communicate results—at building, site, and district scales.

What’s new at a glance

  • Download GIS data (now with building-level detail).
    Export the spatial layers you create in Sympheny—complete with per-building attributes—for downstream GIS, CAD, or reporting workflows.

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      Create energy hub with geoadmin, OSM or geoimpact building level dataset
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      Download the full dataset


  • Single-objective runs.
    Run scenarios against one chosen objective (e.g., cost or CO₂) when you want a fast, focused answer.

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    Run single objective function - e.g. minimize electricity import from grid by minimizing import


  • Global OpenStreetMap queries.
    Pull international OSM layers directly in Sympheny to accelerate site setup anywhere in the world.

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    Select OSM data to create an energy hub with building level information worldwide


  • Network visualization + KPIs (Dashboard v3).
    See optimized networks on the map and track headline KPIs (e.g., cost, CO₂, capacities) at a glance.

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Network link representation and key KPIs


  • EnyMap (light mode).
    Create scenarios from a simple Excel input file—perfect for rapid “what-if” variants without full model authoring.


Benefits

  • Less prep time: bring in global context fast and export clean GIS for stakeholders.

  • Faster answers: single-objective runs speed iteration.

  • Clear storytelling: network views and KPIs turn results into decisions.

  • Scale your workflow: EnyMap + EnyTool enable variant generation and automation.

  • Work your way: collaborate across teams and regions with a multi-language interface.