Case Study

Point Grey Golf and Country Club

Vancouver, British Columbia. Canada
FINANCIAL SAVING

$1,799 (USD)

CO2 SAVING

13,428 kg

The performance of EndoTherm was piloted by Point Grey Golf & Country Club in Point Grey, Vancouver, Canada.

Installation took place at the club house which is a multi-use facility including a restaurant, fitness club and wedding/conference venue. Heat to the 30,000 sq ft. building is provided by a 1.825 MBTU boiler. EndoTherm was installed in early April 2017.

Due to the availability of comparison data it was agreed with the client to run a direct comparison of the six months post EndoTherm install data (April-October 2017) with the corresponding data from the same period in 2016.

 

Results

Time Period 2016 Usage (GJ) 2016 Heating Degree Days (HDD) 2017 Usage (GJ) 2017 Heating Degree Days (HDD)
Sep – Oct 497.10 214 382.3 231.4
Aug – Sep 264.90 96.7 273.2 61.4
Jul – Aug 325.40 32.1 295 34.2
Jun – Jul 382.60 54.2 291.5 39.1
May – Jun 292.90 104.2 281.8 108.8
Apr – May 304.30 156.2 394.4 218.9
Total 2067.20 657.40 1918.20 693.80

The usage in 2017 was lower than the same period in 2016 despite the HDD being higher (higher HDD data equals colder average temperature). Compensating for this difference in temperature the saving was 12.1%.

 

Savings

Compensated Saving:

12.1%

Total Cash Saving:

$1,799 (USD)

Total CO2 Saving:

13,428 kg

 

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