Shopping mall energy storage project case
We will show how the shopping mall can support the transition from fossil fuel to low carbon generation,through the combination of (i) retrofitting solutions to decrease the energy
“The majority of European shopping centres are already built, but there is still huge potential for energy savings through regular retrofitting and restyling, with around 4 % of malls undergoing renovation work each year.
Large shopping malls can have major impacts on energy consumption because of the characteristics the buildings hold. Fortunately, there are recommendations to improve energy consumption in shopping centres that can increase their worth and value.
The COMMONENERGY partners implemented numerous distinct technologies, systems and applications capable of reducing shopping centre energy consumption by as much as 75 %. The cost of retrofitting should be recovered in just seven years, and the mall environment enhanced for both retailers and consumers.
For an average £100million shopping centre, such energy-saving retrofits could increase the value to £105million. Meanwhile, more modern centres (less than 5 years old) show a realisable value gain of over 1%. General strategies for the reduction of energy consumption in shopping malls include, but are not limited to:
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