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CIBSE calls for policy co-ordination to reduce UK energy demand

The Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has called for the adoption of a co-ordinated policy approach to energy use and energy supply in response to a number of recent Government consultations.     Alistair Buchanan, Ofgem’s Chief Executive, yesterday spoke on the vulnerabilities of the UK energy supply system. With consumption levels likely to

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Case Study – Client: Wilton Centre Laboratories – Redcar – Middlesbrough

Benefits: • Energy savings = 3.4m kWhr/pa • Energy cost savings =  £205,000 • Emissions reduction = 1,700 te CO2 • Simple pay back typically = 1. 3 >1.7 years Facility: Large laboratory Facility spread over 5 blocks – originally designed as ICI’s R & D Facility Issue: Old HVAC plant serving a very large

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Case Study – Client: GSK – GMS Division – Quality Road & Jurong sites – Singapore

  Benefits: Energy savings delivered  = 2.2m kWhr/pa Energy cost savings = S$347,000 Emissions reduction = 985 te CO2 Simple pay back = 1.3 years Further energy savings identified = 2.5m kWhr/pa Facility: Pharma Manufacturing & laboratories Issue: Very high energy demand driven by original HVAC design & layout Brief: Reduce energy demand without compromising

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Case Study – Client: GSK – Consumer Health Supply Division – Memphis – Tennessee

Actual Verified Benefits: Energy savings delivered = 1.95m kWhr/pa Energy cost savings = $135,000 Emissions reduction = 917 te CO2 Simple pay back = 1.5 years Capital cost avoidance from not replacing Retained Sample Store HVAC = $35,000 Facility: CME Warehouse – temperature & humidity controlled storage of regulated product, also include the HVAC system

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