Energy Efficiency for Transport for London

Delivering energy efficiency targets for Transport for London, making 12% savings of the total energy consumption for a newly build building.

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Results

4 week

Project delivery

£180k

Total annual saving prediction

12%

Building’s total energy cost

7 months

ROI (*incl. all remedial works)

Client Testimonial

Lightfi has been through detailed IPMVP assessments to evidence the savings they have achieved for us. A 6 month ROI has been fantastic. I love the product.

Quinten Babcock, Environmental Manager, Transport for London

The Building

STRATFORD, LONDON

Newly completed in 2017

250,000 square feet office, with 10 floors

5 core AHUs feeding all floors.

Trend 963 BMS

Under Floor Air Distribution (UFAD) system

2,433 workstations

Passive Chilled Beams

District heating and cooling supply

Floor CAV dampers with modulating actuators

The Objective

Reduce emissions

in-line with UKGBC ‘Paris Proof’ targets by 2050

As part of the emission reduction targets, Transport for London is improving the energy efficiency of their real estate portfolio. This project focuses on reducing running costs, wasted energy and carbon footprint, without compromising on comfort for occupiers.

LightFi worked closely with the TfL’s team and BGES Group to deliver Demand Control Ventilation and BMS optimisation at 5 Endeavour Square, to increase the building’s energy efficiency and operational performance.

SOLUTION


To deliver Demand Control Ventilation, LightFi’s BASE Pro sensors were installed, that measure accurate 0-100% occupancy levels in real-time from each floor zone. These signals are fed into the BMS via BACnet/IP and commissioned to control the local ventilation dampers (CAVs) on a 10-100% basis (acting as VAVs). The team designed the control strategy to include all psychrometric (temperature and humidity) conditions necessary for correct operation of Passive Chilled Beams.

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