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MONITORING & METERING ILITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION


networks, using data collected from fiscal meters and sub-metered areas.


ENGAGING THE STUDENT POPULATION UWTSD sets its energy efficiency programme in a wider sustainability context and is active in engaging with its student population, running induction programmes for new students and staff and holding an annual Sustainability Week. Single use plastic has been banned from food outlets, disposable coffee cups are being phased out, and the University has achieved Green Flag status for


its maintenance of the Carmarthen and Lampeter campuses ecosystems. Joint action with the Students’ Union has


resulted in significant progress in waste reduction and recycling rates, along with improvements to the local ecosystem by cultivating wildflower meadows. Recent *research shows that sustainability is one of the top reasons for students selecting an educational institution. At UWTSD, students on environmental and sustainability courses are engaged in practical projects using the University estate. This includes using energy data from the University in real life case studies. The University has recently established an Energy Efficiency Group dedicated to spearheading efforts towards consumption reduction within campuses. This aims to serve as a focal point for coordinating, implementing, and monitoring various energy-saving


“Working with the University, AMR DNA analyses years’ worth of


historical meter data to identify the unique ‘fingerprints’


of consumption that would provide an energy benchmark for each of the UWTSD buildings”


initiatives, to build accountability, ownership and to drive associated behavioural change across staff and students. Significant infrastructure upgrades are also underway, notably via Salix loan support for renewables, in smart metering, electric heating, double and triple glazed replacement windows and LED lighting. In the next 12 months, UWTSD expects to generate a total of 700,000


kilowatt hours of onsite solar power – satisfying


about 12% of its total anticipated electricity demand.


The University’s remaining electricity needs are all sourced from zero carbon providers.


Energy Assets www.energyassets.co.uk


*Students Organising for Sustainability (SOS) ‘SUSTAINABILITY SKILLS SURVEY 2022-23’


TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION - ADVERTORIAL Babcock Wanson Launches New Electric Thermal Fluid Heaters


Industrial process heating equipment and solutions specialist Babcock Wanson has launched the EPC EL range of electric thermal fluid heaters, providing customers with an effective low carbon process heater with no direct emissions. The key functionality required by thermal fluid heaters are high turndown, low heat flux, accurate temperature control and high safety level which is incorporated in the design.


A multi-tubular type thermal fluid heater, with a series of flanged electrical heating elements inserted within the carbon steel exchange tubes where the thermal fluid circulates at high velocity, the EPC EL ensures a precise forecast of the fluid temperature at each point of the thermal fluid internal path, with no internal significant recirculation. The 1-D fluid


arrangement allows for a more compact volume and greater protection of the thermal fluid when compared to a single vessel design, for improved fluid longevity.


Just ASK: New Advice, Specification and Expert Knowledge campaign from Hamworthy Heating


Hamworthy Heating is pleased to announce the arrival of its latest ASK campaign, designed to provide customers with the right technical advice, help to specify the right solution for the building’s needs, and expert knowledge to suit a wide range of heating, hot water, and low carbon projects. The ASK Hamworthy campaign provides customers with valuable technical advice during each stage of their commercial project. Moreover, as a British manufacturer and supplier of the latest range of commercial boilers, hot water heaters and air source heat pumps, ASK reminds customers of the help on offer for customers to be able to expertly and accurately specify the correct heating and hot water solution with minimum fuss.


More than just a manufacturer, Hamworthy is a company committed to providing high levels of service and aftercare. To help customers get the best out of their products and stay up to date with the latest industry developments, ASK Hamworthy also offers access to a wide range of easily accessible informative articles to help assist customers in the journey to net zero. The latest commercial air source heat pump articles from Hamworthy Heating include: Specifying hybrid heat pump systems in the transition to low carbon energy, ‘Why is refrigerant important when selecting a heat pump?’ and ‘Exploring the funding options for heat pump projects in commercial buildings.


HAMWORTHY HEATING  https://hamworthy-heating.com/


Modular in design, EPC EL electric thermal fluid heaters can be configured in series and parallel to meet different applications and site requirements. The single functional unit is composed of two thermal heater elements, each with a maximum power of 60kW. In the event of a thermal heater failure, the EPC EL can continue to operate at reduced power, excluding only the faulty element. A single 100 A thyristor controls the power, for flexibility and modulation.


BABCOCK WANSON  www.babcock-wanson.com


Rinnai commercial water heating system installed to lower onsite carbon at manufacturing plant of global leader in domestic and commercial heating products


In the competitive world of heating solutions, maintaining energy efficiency and precise temperature control is paramount. Rinnai – the leader in hot water delivery units and systems - has installed N Series on site at the main production facility of one of the world’s biggest companies. The global powerhouse is a leader in commercial & domestic boilers, heat pumps and associated heating products. Rinnai is an acknowledged global leader in hot water heating technology with units designed to deliver precise temperature control and exceptional energy efficiency with a market leading 97% net efficiency. The key features that lead to the installation are -


Energy Efficiency: Rinnai water heaters are engineered to maximize energy savings. Temperature Accuracy: Rinnai’s technology ensures that water temperatures remain consistent and accurate within 1 degree of the set point, which is critical for the manufacturer’s ablutions and process. Reliability and Durability: Rinnai condensing water heaters are built to last, offering long-term reliability. This durability is supported by the market-leading 12-year warranty.


Innovative Features: Rinnai’s water heaters come with a range of innovative features, such as BMS integration and smart controls, allowing for easy monitoring and management of the hot water system.


RINNAI  engineer@rinaiuk.com  www.rinnaiuk.com


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