SESI: Cost and GHG Savings after Nine Years of Operation

Stanford brought a new grid-powered electric heat recovery district energy system online in March of 2015 with an estimated 68% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and $400 million in forecast savings over the 35-year design life of the new facility. This presentation will provide an overview of the original estimates and show how GHG emissions have performed over nine years of operation and how actual cost savings compare to original forecasts. 

SPEAKERS:
Andrew Lau-Seim, Associate Director, Engineering, Stanford University
Magdalena Brum, Energy Engineer, Stanford University