IoT-connected devices have become increasingly important in the energy efficiency sector, with around 19 percent of connected devices in Spain being focused on this area. This is according to a study by UnaBiz, a provider of IoT connectivity services and designer of data platform solutions. The study analyzed a total of 5,444,908 connected devices.
UnaBiz highlights the importance of energy management in today’s landscape, where consumers, businesses, and society as a whole face challenges and opportunities. IoT technology has emerged as a key tool in promoting sustainable development and the energy transition. With real-time data collection and analysis capabilities, IoT-connected devices allow for the monitoring, controlling, and optimization of energy consumption.
The study reveals that 18.76 percent of IoT-connected objects in Spain are dedicated to the energy efficiency sector. Leading regions include the Balearic Islands, Catalonia, Andalusia, and Madrid. A significant portion of connected devices are being used for water consumption monitoring to detect leaks and prevent waste, as well as optimizing irrigation systems to save resources.
IoT technology is also being utilized for crop monitoring to provide accurate data on soil conditions, humidity
