Case Study
Oak Hill Senior Living Center (2 Pipe System) IL, United States
| FINANCIAL SAVING |
$18,496 (USD) |
| CO2 SAVING |
2,014,980lbs CO2e |
The performance of EndoTherm was piloted at Oak Hill nursing home in Monroe County, IL. Both heating and cooling feed the same hydronic loop (2-pipe system).
EndoTherm was installed, with no interruption or downtime to the heating system in operation, on the 18th
August 2020.
Historical consumption was provided with gas bills between November 2018 to July 2020. Both the
electrical (cooling) and natural gas (heating) was normalised using degree days from St. Louis Downtown
Airport (KCPS) at a baseload of 65°F.
EndoTherm was installed on the 18th August 2020. Thus the analysis covers 29 months between September 2020 and December 2022.
Results
Natural Gas
| Predicted Consumption (Therm) | Actual Consumption (Therm) | Difference (Therm) | Saving | Financial Saving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 108,628.17 | 95,790 | 12,838.17 | 11.82% | $9,570.87 (USD) |
Electricity
| Predicted Consumption (MWh) | Actual Consumption (MWh) | Difference (MWh) | Saving | Financial Saving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22,390.25 | 21,194 | 1,196.25 MWh | 5.34% | $8,925.18 (USD) |
EndoTherm improves delta-T in hydronic loop systems. This is temperature agnostic and can improve heat distribution in heating and cooling loops. When two-pipe systems are used the product can benefit building distribution of energy 365 days a year bringing great ROIs.
Savings
| Total Saving: |
11.82% |
| Total Cash Saving: |
$18,496.06 (USD) |
| Total CO2e Saving: |
2,014,980lbs |
Carbon Reduction Equivalents:
