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EDSL, the company behind the accredited software Tas, provides a complete solution for the dynamic simulation and thermal analysis of buildings. Tas helps design and engineering firms create building models for simulation, perform climate-based daylight modeling analysis, and calculate energy consumption, CO2, and cost information.
Microsol Resources partners with UK-based EDSL to deliver a building energy modeling tool that assists design and engineering firms in furthering their commitment to sustainable design.
Tas is a fast and robust all-in-one solution for daylight, building energy, cost, and CO2 analysis. Built for Building Energy Modeling(BEM), it helps professionals design, retrofit, and operate high-performance buildings.
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