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The continuous expansion in modern building effects the consumption of energy directly.
Specially, in growing countries like Pakistan this expansion becomes more evident. Due to high
growth rate, there is a major need of hospitals, industries, educational buildings and IT parks
thus, increasing the carbon emission and energy consumption, specifically electrical energy
consumption. Several techniques were implemented by different organizations to reduce energy
consumption. This research investigates time pack of face change materials online energy
consumption of an industrial building located in Sialkot, Pakistan. The study utilizes building
energy simulation software, DesignBuilder, to model the building and assess its energy
consumption under present climate conditions. The research findings reveal that the
implementation of energy efficient techniques (EETs) has a significant influence on the energy
utilization of industrial buildings. The application of EETs resulted in a remarkable reduction up
to 20-30% in the total energy consumption of the building. Furthermore, the heating and cooling
demand during winter and summer was reduced to approximately 10-20%. These findings
highlight the positive impact of EETs on energy efficiency in industrial buildings, presenting an
opportunity for sustainable energy savings and environmental benefits. The results of this
research contribute to the body of knowledge on sustainable building design and provide
valuable insight for architects, engineers, and building owners seeking effective strategies to
optimize energy performance and mitigate climate impact.