Project Summary
The City of Toronto selected Rose Technology to implement an energy retrofit project for over 100 recreational centre facilities.
These energy intensive facilities range from small outdoor ice rinks to large multi-use recreation centres that encompass public swimming pools, recreational centres, theaters, libraries and gymnasiums.
In addition to lighting, Ice-Plant Controls and a variety of other measures, the retrofits included solar energy pre-heat of water for pools (above) at three of the facilities. This $9,900,000 project is significant as it represents the largest single arena and recreation centre performance contract in North America and the largest performance contract that the City of Toronto has ever entered into.
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Guaranteed Savings
Total Cost of Contract:
Projected Savings:
Construction Completion:
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$9,901,620
$1,291,330 / Year
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NOTEWORTHY"DOUBLE AWARD WINNER". This Project received recognition in the form of an FCM Award in May 2008 at their 71st Annual Conference, as well as a second award fromThe Association of Energy Engineers.
TORONTO, May 31/08 /CNW/ - The City of Toronto received national recognition for its efforts in creating a green and sustainable city when it received an FCM-CH2M HILL Sustainable Community Award for its Arenas Retrofit Project. Toronto Mayor David Miller accepted the award on behalf of the City at a recognition ceremony held today at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities' (FCM) 71st Annual Conference and Municipal Expo in Quebec City.
AND A SECOND AWARD:
February 2010 – The Association of Energy Engineers selected the City of Toronto Recreational Facilities project as the 2009 International Project of the Year. The award was received by our Senior Project Manager, Peter Daldoss in Washington DC in February 2010.
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