Case Study
Efficiency Enhancements in Boston Lead to 5 Million Gallons of Annual Water Savings and Significant CO2 Reductions
SMI Impact
Fuel savings in excess of 2,100 MMBtu saved per year
Water savings in excess of 5 million gallons per year
CO2 emission reduction of 125,733 lbs of coal burned
The City of Boston implemented the Renew Boston Trust Project to make City buildings more energy efficient. The project was executed in two phases based on energy conservation measures. A tier one ESCO, contracted by the City, partnered with Steam Management, Inc. to complete multiple ECMs across 37 city owned buildings.
Customer
Low efficiency plumbing fixtures in fair to poor condition across all city owned buildings
Original equipment steam systems in libraries and fire stations
Uninsulated steam, condensate and HW piping across multiple buildings
Conditions
Survey and develop scope of work
Prepare final application schedule and as built for project approval
Manage and apply for utility rebates
Manage material purchasing and subcontracted labor for turnkey installation
Work with facility managers for site access and utility shutdowns
On-Site Project Management by SMI Personnel
Conduct start-up and weekly safety meetings
Pre & Post M&V testing on Water Fixtures
Installation of 431 HET, 152 HEU, 192 showers, 509 faucet restrictors and 103 hands-free faucets
Installation 1,125 linear feet of pipe insulation across three buildings
Installation of 113 steam traps across in two high traffic buildings
Complete project commissioning, punch list and sign-off walk throughs
Provide O&M Manual with material and workmanship warranty
Key Actions
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Boston, MA 02111