US Army War College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, USA
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Installation Date: |
| 2004 | |
| Project Size: | |
| 65,300 kW | |
| Geothermal Configuration: | |
| Standing Column System – 45,300 meters of bore hole | |
| Annual Energy Savings Estimated: | |
| 62% (more than $1,600,000 in savings to date) |
Project Scope: Remove oil fired central boiler system and traditional air conditioning systems and replace with geothermal heat pumps in 31 different buildings (hotel, shopping center, homes, golf clubhouse, offices, training and classrooms, theater).
Fort Jackson, South Carolina, USA
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Installation Date: |
| 2000 | |
| Project Size: | |
| 13,500 kW | |
| Geothermal Configuration: | |
Closed Loop Vertical Bore 354,000 meters of bore holeAnnual Energy Savings: 53% |
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| Annual Energy Savings Estimated: | |
| 53% |
Project Scope:The energy efficiency retrofitting programs included installation of LED lights and installing geothermal HVAC systems in 1275 family housing units, removal of a central plant cooling and heating system and electrical demand limiting controls.
Charleston Naval Weapons Station, South Carolina, USA (2001)
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Installation Date: |
| 2001 | |
| Project Size: | |
| 3300 kW | |
| Geothermal Configuration: | |
Closed Loop Vertical Bore 80,200 meters bore |
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| Annual Energy Savings Estimated: | |
| 61% |
Project Scope:Removal of central steam plant and central water chiller system – install GSHP systems in two dormitory buildings, a church, a fire station, 24 housing units, a television broadcast studio and a golf clubhouse.
