Copeland, a global provider of compression technologies and controls solutions, announced it will acquire Bueno Analytics, an Australia-based SaaS company specializing in AI- and machine learning-powered building analytics, energy management, and operational efficiency tools. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Bueno’s platform is deployed across thousands of sites worldwide, providing broad connectivity, portfolio visibility, and operational insights for commercial buildings and the cold chain—sectors that together represent a substantial portion of global carbon emissions, estimated at 40% from buildings.
The acquisition is designed to merge Copeland’s expertise in building technologies with Bueno’s AI-driven platform, enabling capabilities such as:
- Predictive maintenance for critical equipment
- Energy management and emissions reduction
- Leak detection and operational alerts
- Workforce efficiency tools
- Advanced analytics and actionable insights
“This acquisition will combine Copeland’s leading-edge technologies, broad aftermarket offerings and strong customer relationships with Bueno Analytics’ proven AI-enabled platform and technical capabilities,” said Ross B. Shuster, CEO of Copeland. “Together, we will be well positioned to help customers optimize operations and reduce their carbon footprint.”
Data-Driven Sustainability and Efficiency
As commercial building operators increasingly rely on data-driven services to maintain uptime, reduce energy consumption, and extend equipment life, the integration of Bueno’s analytics platform strengthens Copeland’s aftermarket portfolio. Customers will gain the ability to identify energy-saving opportunities, streamline operations, and achieve measurable performance improvements—key priorities for sustainability goals and cost management.
Hugh Amoyal, CEO of Bueno Analytics, added, “Joining Copeland allows us to integrate our technology with their global reach and expertise, creating new opportunities to support customers in managing energy use and optimizing building performance.”
Leon Wurfel, founder of Bueno Analytics, highlighted the long-term vision: “This collaboration ensures we can continue to invest in R&D to help customers deliver emission reductions at speed and meet evolving sustainability challenges.”
Timing and Forward Outlook
The acquisition is expected to close in the first half of 2026, pending customary regulatory approvals. Until closing, Bueno Analytics will continue to operate independently.
The deal underscores Copeland’s commitment to advancing the energy transition, reducing operational costs, and safeguarding perishable goods through innovative, connected, and AI-powered building solutions.
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