Merrill Lynch Energy Smart Buildings Case Study

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Merrill Lynch Energy Smart Buildings Case Study

Case study of ICONICS GENESIS32 deployment for building management across 12 buildings at Merrill Lynch's Hopewell, NJ campus.

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June 4, 2026

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3 min read

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Merrill Lynch implemented an OEM version of GENESIS32 to monitor and control HVAC, lighting, energy, security, and fire systems across eight office buildings and four assembly buildings. The system manages four boiler, chiller, and ice plants that shift energy use by freezing water at night and melting ice during peak daytime rates. Over 1,000 graphical screens provide operators with 3D equipment views, animated process displays, alarms, and historical trending for the 1.8 million square foot campus.

Key takeaways

GENESIS32 HMI/SCADA deployed for campus-wide building automation across 12 buildings

Ice storage plants enable time-shifting of cooling loads to reduce peak energy costs

1,000+ graphical screens deliver navigation across HVAC, lighting, energy, security, and fire systems

3D animated graphics with live status improve operator situational awareness

Alarm management and historical trending support ongoing energy optimization

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