Queen Mary University Of London

Scope of works and Sector – Queen Mary University

Savings

Queen Mary University Of London (QMUL) and Carbon Numbers have agreed a third phase of works associated with the Energy Performance Contract and the delivery of smart campuses. The project will focus on QMUL’s Whitechapel Campus.

£500,000

6.5 GWH

1.5 Tonnes CO2e

Scope of works and Sector – Queen Mary University

Savings

£500,000

6.5 GWH

1.5 Tonnes CO2e

Keys Facts

24/7 Support and Monitoring
With building controls supplied by Trend, the smart monitoring that will be installed will allow us to remotely monitor and assess energy usage.
Salix Funded
Government funding to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and lower energy bills.
Integrated Lighting systems & LED Upgrade
Current lighting is being replaced with integrated Trend Ex-Or lighting for increased energy efficiency and a lower amount of carbon produced across the estate.
£2.5 Million Contract
Completed over 10 months, it will enhance the operating environments, reducing maintenance spends and positively impact QMUL’s energy footprint.
ISO Compliant
The system that is being installed is ISO 27001 cloud compliant and will be managed to the ISO 50001 standard.
Cloud Integration
The system will be fully integrated to cloud platforms. Real time analytics including energy reporting, live alerts and dashboards will be available from any device.
Measurement and verification
The project will be managed under IPMPV to increase certainty, reliability and level of savings and allow the bundling of savings.

Benefits

Client funded – full savings to client.
Energy savings guaranteed to cover all equipment and installation costs
Meeting environmental obligations, lowering maintenance costs and improving building performance
By guaranteeing the savings, Energy Performance Contracts (EnPC) ensure efficiency projects deliver at Carbon Numbers risk. Capital risk is reduced and deployment underwritten

“Commenting on the project Garry Pritchard Queen Mary University Of London Facilities Operations Director stated “the contract reflects QMUL’s continual investment and drive to create smart campuses and lower carbon footprint. The ground work and design is testament to the QMUL and Carbon Numbers teams working in partnership with Salix to deliver our objectives and create tangible savings and better environments. Through our commercial arrangements with Carbon Numbers and Salix we can do this in a cost effective and transparent manner that de-risks the entire process”.”