Published 06 January 2012
Pepco Energy Services has secured a contract to implement a comprehensive energy savings performance contract project for the Virginia Department of Military Affairs in the US.
Under the terms of the $11m contract, Pepco Energy will deploy new direct digital controls, energy-efficient boilers and geothermal heating and cooling systems, as well as implement water conservation measures for Army National Guard Armories throughout Virginia.
Pepco Energy will also provide much needed infrastructure improvements for the facilities, many of which have roofs that are leaking.
The energy efficiency project will impact 58 facilities, including 24 Army National Guard Armories.
Over the 15-year contract term, the Virginia Department of Military Affairs will save more than $15.8m, a total sum that includes maintenance savings.
The project will reduce carbon emissions for the Virginia Department of Military Affairs by nearly 720 metric tons and will reduce energy use by about 15% each year.
Construction began in November and is due to be complete in December 2012.
Pepco Energy provides commercial, institutional, government and industrial customers with competitive energy efficiency services, including renewable energy and combined heat and power.
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