Thermal Energy Storage

Improvements have saved over $100,000 per year in energy costs, reduced electric demand by 1.5 MW during peak demand, and eliminated over 2000 metric tons of CO2 emissions produced by the facility.

Thermal Battery™ System Expected to Cut Shooting Star Casino Annual Energy Costs by up to 35 Percent

Turnkey project is saving  $765,000 in annual operating expenses, generating a 25 percent internal rate of return and avoiding 6.1 million pounds of carbon dioxide emissions -- the equivalent of removing 560 cars from the road, or planting 828 acres of trees.

A Trane  Ice-Enhanced Air-Cooled Chiller Plant has allowed the Jefferson Community College to nearly double its cooling capacity while decreasing utility costs. Efficient system provides the college with load shifting flexibility to help manage peak demand, avoid a costly electrical substation upgrade, and take advantage of lower cost off-peak electricity.

Thermal energy storage system enabled the courthouse to save 26 percent in energy costs or more than $100,000 annually. The redesigned Kings County Courthouse also met the county’s objective to achieve LEED Silver certification.

Shifting energy usage to lower-cost nighttime hours has lowered facility utility rates and eliminated 1.6 megawatts of electricity from the afternoon grid, helping avoid area brown outs. 

Ice storage tanks help Albert Gallatin High School reduce electrical consumption and energy costs, while managing peak demands.