SolarWall case studies provide examples on how companies, institutions, and municipalities have used the SolarWall technology to achieve a variety of goals, such as reducing energy costs, green house gas (GHG) displacement, improved indoor air quality and educational awareness.
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Greater Sudbury Housing Corporation | downloads: 9 | type: pdf | size: 110 kB |
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Year: 2008
Location: Sudbury, Ontario
Summary: The SolarWall system is projected to displace approximately 2,162GJ of energy a year, and reduce 186 tons of CO2 emissions annually. Displaced heating cost savings were estimated at over $23,200 per year at 2007 energy prices. |
Sainsbury Distribution Center | downloads: 330 | type: pdf | size: 95 kB |
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Year: 2008
Location: Pineham, UK
Summary: The SolarWall air heating technology was awarded a 2007 World Green Business Award in the category of "Best Use of a Product Design" for its involvement in the Pineham Sainsbury Distribution Center. |
US Military - Fort Drum | downloads: 1114 | type: pdf | size: 443 kB |
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Year: 2008
Location: New York
Summary: The world's largest collection of solar air heated buildings, generating 4MW of thermal energy and displacing 2,000 tons of CO2/year, is now found at the U.S. Military Base of Ft. Drum. |
Greater Toronto Airport Authority | downloads: 927 | type: pdf | size: 105 kB |
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Year: 2007
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Summary: One of the most architecturally striking SolarWall projects on an award winning LEED Silver Certified building at the Toronto International Airport.
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Krause Plant | downloads: 343 | type: pdf | size: 95 kB |
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Year: 2007
Location: Poland
Summary: The installation of Europe’s largest solar air heating system has just been completed in western Poland. With 2,000 square meters (over 20,000 square feet) of solar paneling, this system alone will displace 65 tons of CO2 each year, yielding a payback of less than 5 years.
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Hibbing Courthouse Annex | downloads: 72 | type: pdf | size: 129 kB |
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Year: 2006
Location: St. Louis County, Minnesota
Summary: The Hibbing Courthouse Annex was designed to be a "Green Building" that used less energy, and was more efficient to operate. The Hibbing Annex was a positive re-use of an existing facility, made better by new technology, such as Conserval Engineering’s SolarWall, the world leading solar air heating and ventilation system.
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3M Canada | downloads: 144 | type: pdf | size: 95 kB |
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Year: 2006
Location: Perth, Ontario
Summary: The SolarWall air heating technology was a perfect fit for 3M Canada’s Perth manufacturing plant. The facility required fresh ventilation air, and with the SolarWall system, the air is preheated from the sun, reducing heating costs and fossil fuel consumption - simultaneously saving money and working towards environmental objectives. |
United States Military | downloads: 363 | type: pdf | size: 368 kB |
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Year: 2006
Location: Throughout the USA
Summary: SolarWall installations for the U.S. Army, Air Force, and Navy over the past 10 years
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German SolarWall Projects | downloads: 436 | type: pdf | size: 595 kB |
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Year: 2006
Location: Germany
Summary: Celebrating 15 years of manufacturing the transpired solar collector in Europe. A sample of some of the many SolarWall projects in Germany over the past 15 years - and the energy and CO2 savings that have accompanied these renewable energy systems.
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Erlangen City Hall | downloads: 296 | type: pdf | size: 120 kB |
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Year: 2005
Location: Germany
Summary: How one municipality in Germany is using solar energy – specifically SolarWall – at their City Hall to reduce 6 tons of CO2 emissions each year, while adhering to the “Green Heat” objectives set out by the European Union.
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