Healthcare facility heat storage system CRISTOPIA

In building and industrial processes, half of energy consumed is thermal energy, and demand can vary greatly from day to night, from one day to the next, and from one season to another. Managing thermal energy production can efficiently reduce installation costs and lower its environmental impact. Why installing a thermal energy storage system ? Most air conditioning systems are sized to meet the maximum level of demand that is expected, even if those peak periods are short-lived. Cooling, for example, may only last a few days a year, and may also vary greatly over the course of a single day. Rather than installing a large system that will only run for a short time period, it’s possible to put into place a system that meets cooling needs most of the time, and stores unused thermal energy that is brought back into service when it’s needed. Shift electricity consumption from peak to off-peak hours By storing thermal energy during the night and releasing it during the day, the thermal energy storage system consumes electricity at lowest prices and avoids peak times. By spreading thermal energy production over 24 hours, this solution can reduce chiller capacity by 30% to 70%. Overall energy demand is smoothed out and peak demand is greatly reduced, with all the benefits that are accrued as a result: The environment, reduced energy consumption and reduced CO2 emissions The company, reduced costs Increasing the overall efficiency of the installed energy systems