Following identification of a potential project in the ESOS report, EECO2 Ltd was appointed to carry out a detailed feasibility study, for the recirculation of air from the exhaust system back to the supply air handling unit (AHU) at this Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient – API R&D facility.
The report concluded that with a structured, risk-based approach, energy savings of £80,000 per year can be delivered, with a payback less than 2 years. API facilities have great potential for improving safety monitoring while achieving more efficient HVAC operation following a systematic risk-based approach to project development.
To read more about how the EECO2 team developed the project savings, take a look at the case study.
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