Subject
HVAC Optimisation for University Estates – reducing costs and enhancing quality
Who for?
University Estates & Facilities Directors, Finance Directors, Energy Management Professionals, Engineering Services Directors and Managers
Duration
30 minutes
Language
English
Introduction
Inefficiency is inherent in almost all HVAC systems – both new designs and existing installations – leading to systems that are excessively costly to install; consume too much energy; expensive to operate and maintain; and deliver poor levels of comfort. This is especially true for large organisations including Universities, where CHP (combined heat and power) has been deployed, but systems are often not optimised for best return on investment or maximum energy savings. Furthermore, with the drive towards net-zero carbon by 2050, many Universities are considering how best to adopt low carbon heating and cooling technologies, either within existing installations or as part of new designs.
In this webinar, attendees can expect to learn how to improve return on investment from CHP installations; reduce HVAC energy costs by up to 30%; lower carbon emissions; and improve comfort and performance across your University estate, using model based engineering software.
We’ll also show case study examples from our experience of over 100 HVAC optimisation projects. More comfort, 30% annual Opex saving and up to 10% Capex saving are common results we have achieved with investment payback times between 1 and 3 years.
