DISCOVER DISTRICT COOLING AND COMBINE EFFICIENCY WITH URBAN ECOLOGY



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DISCOVER DISTRICT COOLING AND COMBINE WITH URBAN ECOLOGY

AN ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY AIR-CONDITIONING SOLUTION IN THE HEART OF THE CITY Te distrit ooling network: environment-friendly energy effiieny for te ity Far more tan a omfort feature, air-onditioning in buildings as beome an urban development issue. In addition to limate ange and urban growt, anges in ariteture and regulations are leading to new limate management metods and energy effiieny requirements in buildings. Distrit ooling is an essentiel energy for te sustainable ity. Te distrit ooling network is a olletive solution, wi intelligently meets te air-onditioning needs of dense urban environments beause of its strengts in terms of effiieny. Energy effiieny: te energy onsumed to produe illed water is signifiantly lower. Environmental effiieny: te loal natural resoures available are used. Sared and virtuous effiieny: by omparison wit an equivalent pool of stand-alone air-onditioning units, all te drawbaks (environmental, ealt, aestetis) are minimized. Disover te distrit ooling network and ombine effiieny wit urban eology. CLIMESPACE IS A GDF SUE CENTRE OF EXPERTISE FOR DISTRICT COOLING NETWORKS A pioneer and international leader in distrit ooling networks, CLIMESPACE (a subsidiary of Cofely-GDF SUE Energy Servies) is operating and developing a network in Paris tat is one of te largest in te world and te largest in Europe: 7 prodution sites and 3 energy storage sites, delivering almost 400 GW per annum of ooling to over 500 buildings, via a network of 70 kilometres. CLIMESPACE is ertified ISO 14001 (Environment) and OHSAS 18001 (Healt and Safety). As a entre of expertise witin te GDF SUE Group, CLIMESPACE brings its know-ow to distrit ooling system projets all over te world. 50% improvement in energy effiieny wit te Paris distrit ooling network Meeting ooling needs in a dense urban environment 1

DEVELOPMENT OF THE AIR-CONDITIONED floor AREA IN EUROPE BY 2020 Millions of m² 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 Italy Spain Frane Germany Greee Portugal 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 Soure: Energy Effiieny and Certifiation of Central Air Conditioners study for te European Commission 2002. COOLING IS AN ESSENTIAL URBAN ENERGY Cooling is a key energy allenge for wellbeing in te ity Cities are plaes were eat onentrates, so te problem to be solved is ow to meet te ity s air-onditioning requirements wit systems tat are environmentally-friendly, tenially effiient and in te olletive interest. In tis ontext, te distrit ooling network is bot a present-day solution and a means to elp us prepare for te anges in urban limate requirements. A growing urban onentration Over alf of te world s population live in ities; tis figure will rise to 60% by 2030 *. As bot a strutural fat and a onsequene of tis, energy needs are onentrated in ities wi is were 75%* of te world s energy is onsumed. * Soure: UN An urban eat island effet Te majority of ities experiene a loalized rise in teir temperature due to te effet of an artifiial miro-limate aused by uman ativities (industry) and urban planning (dark and/or aspalted surfaes tat absorb more eat). How to ontrol tis eat island penomenon, wi affets te quality of life and te environment, is a major allenge for urban deision-makers. Distrit ooling tenology elps prevent te warming of te loal atmospere observed wit stand-alone air-onditioning units. KEY AIR-CONDITIONING FIGURES IN THE WORLD 10% of eletriity is used for air-onditioning in te world and 16% in te USA. Over 80% of business and institutional establisments ave air-onditioning in te USA and Japan. Less tan 40% of su establisments are air-onditioned in Europe, but tis figure is rising and migt rea 60% by 2020. Soure: European Union Sustainable Energy Week, 2009. 50% less CO 2 emissions wit te Paris distrit ooling network New demands for termal omfort As buildings beome better insulated, in aordane wit anges in termal regulations, te soures of internal eat in buildings (eating, omputers, ome automation) are inreasingly trapped inside. So te sare of air-onditioning in a building s total energy requirements is on te inrease, wi is wy it is important to develop effetive means to supply ooling in energy and environmental terms. Cooling is an essential element of sustainable urban development Te oie of a ooling metod is an issue of strategi importane in tis ontext for te sustainable ity. For loal autorities, te oie of distrit ooling reflets te desire to ontrol teir energy plans. Beause it is so effiient, te distrit ooling network effetively elps to aieve loal objetives for energy effiieny, lower CO 2 emissions and te use of loal renewable energy soures. 2 Understanding multiple allenges 3

Te distrit ooling network: a naturally effiient solution op * OF DIFFERENT COOLING SYSTEMS Energy savings, use of loal natural resoures, flexibility and seurity: te distrit ooling network offers many advantages ompared to stand-alone air-onditioning systems. Tis olletive system is a fator for energy effiieny in itself. Adapting to te loal onditions and needs, it provides ooling wile proteting te environment and lifestyle quality. 4 3 2 1 0 Climespae Network in Paris Stand-alone unit Cooling tower Stand-alone unit Dry ooler *COP: Coeffiient of Performane. Tis is te ratio between te effetive energy (ooling delivered) and te energy onsumed (te energy required to produe ooling). Te iger te COP, te more effiient te prodution metod and te greater te energy saving. Soure: survey by Éole des Mines (National Sool of Engineering), 2003. DISTRIBUTION NETWORK STAND-ALONE AIR-CONDITIONING UNIT STAND-ALONE AIR-CONDITIONING UNITs It is entirely underground and arries illed water from te prodution plants or storage tanks to te energy transfer stations. It as two pipes: one to supply illed water, te oter to return eated water. 80% less emial produts used in te Paris distrit ooling network ICE STORAGE CHILLED WATER STORAGE energy STORAGE In te form of ie or illed water, it provides a better way to respond to demand. Firstly, it redues te use of illed water prodution maines during onsumption peaks or daily or seasonal igs. Seondly, it assures te ontinuity of te ooling supply even wen prodution plants are down. AUTOMATED ENERGY TRANSFER STATION It intelligently transfers ooling from te primary network to te seondary network of ea building onneted. It is far more ompat tan a standalone air-onditioning unit and frees up valuable spae. CONTROL ROOM Te ontrol room ensures 24/7 monitoring of prodution plants and energy transfer stations and remote ontrol of all distrit ooling network failities to optimize teir operation in real time. PRODUCTION PLANT It ouses te eletri-powered prodution failities tat produe old in te form of illed water (between 1 and 5 C) wit te best possible energy effiieny. Te eat released by te prodution equipment an be evauated via dry or wet ooling towers, or wen te loal situation permits, via systems using surfae aquati resoures (3 CLIMESPACE sites in Paris use water from te Seine in tis way). RIVER, LAKE, SEA A nearby aquati resoure offers a dual advantage. Firstly, te prodution plants aieve top performane trougout te year, using te natural oolness of tis loal resoure to ool maines. Seondly, FREE COOLING an be implemented in old seasons. Tis involves diretly using naturally old water in te distribution network. CLIMESPACE is an expert in tis tenology, wi results in onsiderable redutions in energy onsumption and CO 2 emissions. 4 Better prodution and distribution of air-onditioning 5

&- b &, b Callenge: to install illed water prodution plants and Y Y aé J ^k g BV gxa BJH:: 9J ADJKG: B^iig VY A^aa Y G Vid eda G^k da^ ^kd a^ ^i 42 MW, b + b 17 MW &' b g 7 d Y An Hi ^ Y 7 g Xn e^iv a Y aé= # Ve G av <6G: 9É6JHI:GA>IO Y V^ 44 MW V^ Y Y # Xn g 7 # Y a É= o e^i Va ga^i i j É6 and istori buildings. 3 stations using FREE COOLING tenology wit water from te Seine, 3 energy storage sites and a new generation Air-onditioned surfae area: 5 million m². Advantage ompared to a pool of stand-alone units: 50% of air ooling towers. improvement in energy effiieny. Paris Bery example V^ Y B ;# 7 Vj 7C; Xn g X g^v V of new buildings. to oter underground works planned in te area and Air-onditioned surfae area: 800,000 m². dvantage ompared to a pool of stand-alone units: 65% A installing refrigeration units ooled by water from te Seine. less water onsumption. g d V k A i X W^V da I Y Capaity onneted: 54 MW. gy ]V EV ^ 9É>I6A>: buildings and sopping areas, wit a large sare ^ a g^d 6j i ^X # K Buildings onneted: about 50 buildings, mainly offie setor density. system in a narrow area by adjusting te work sedule &( b Callenge: to integrate te ooling network at te entre Size of te network: 6.5 km. of te development of a new distrit wit a ig servie Te solution implemented: optimization of te piping E6A6>H DBC>HEDGIH 9: E6G>H"7:G8N V Network and restaurants, inluding a large sare of anient Capaity onneted: over 330 MW trougout te network. 9: A6 C6I>DC BERCY &) b buildings, publi buildings, medial entres, sops 7 prodution plants in te ity, wit 5 stations underground, <6G: 9: ANDC Y Vg a VgX i B # H Storage site Control Room j Yg A # ^ H V &* b Prodution plant (using water from te Seine) Buildings onneted: over 500 buildings inluding offie distrit 9: A6 76HI>AA: * b Prodution plant Te solution implemented: suessful integration of Size of te network: 70 km in total. ) b G^k da^ V^ LA TOUR MAUBOURG && b LES HALLES Y =DI:A 9: K>AA: CANADA '% b ( b 7 Y# :i^ G V jbj g H W Y V^ ;gv d^ ' b 7 Y# Yj 7 VX a distribution network in a very dense urban fabri. 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Te question of te relevane of a ooling network arises as soon as tere are two buildings. CLIMESPACE RÉSEAU EXISTANT designs and elps to develop ustom-built solutions. 65% less water onsumed by te Paris distrit ooling network Size of te network: 14 km. Buildings onneted: about 60 ommerial, publi environmental standard in an innovative new urban zone and private buildings. of te ity. Capaity onneted: 65 MW. Te solution implemented: 50% of te ooling output generated by renewable energies and 50% by ompression Air-onditioned surfae area: 400,000 m². dvantage ompared to a pool of stand-alone units: 50% A units ooled by seawater. less eletriity onsumption. BUSINESS SITE London Olympi Park example Callenge: in te ontext of a 40-year onession granted Size of te network: 15 km. Buildings onneted: Olympi Park (stadiums, swimming MAJOR INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS CLIMESPACE IS WELL-KNOWN FOR ITS UNIQUE EXPERTISE to GDF SUE, to build and operate te energy network for pools, exerise entres, press entre, aommodation, te London 2012 Olympi Games and te new sustainable offies, sops) and many buildings to ome wit quarter of Stratford, te largest urban park built in Europe te development of Stratford. Baked by over 30 years experiene of managing distrit ooling networks, CLIMESPACE is a GDF SUE Group entre of expertise tat provides advie and know-ow for large-sale projets to meet te growing need to develop distrit ooling networks trougout te world. CLIMESPACE s strengt is tat it an intervene at all stages of te ooling network ain, from design to operation. in te last 150 years. Capaity onneted: urrently under development. 6 Te solution implemented: building 2 trigeneration power stations (simultaneous eat, ooling and power prodution) Ultimately, 64 MW apaity installed for ooling. based on low-co2 emission renewable energies (natural gas Air-onditioned surfae area: 300,000 m² in 2012. Advantage ompared to a pool of stand-alone units: and loal biomass). at least 10% less CO2 emissions for ooling. Adapt ing a virt uous solut ion to a lo a l o n te xt 7

THE CONTROL STATION OF THE CLIMESPACE NETWORK IN PARIS: KEY FIGURES 7 prodution plants and 3 energy storage sites managed by remote ontrol 450 sub-stations monitored in real time 82,200 points traked by supervision 1 speialized management team 24/7 monitoring FACILITIES EQUIPPED WITH THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY Distrit ooling: a solution managed from projet to delivery As a global operator, CLIMESPACE an be your single point of ontat to develop and operate a ooling network solution, from oosing te layout troug to final delivery of te ooling. Te priority is te same at every stage, namely to aieve te best effiieny. Tere are many variables to improve performane, su as te energies used, equipment osen, management tools and advie to users on ow to use te delivered ooling. 90% less refrigerant emissions by te Paris distrit ooling network GUIDE STUDY BUILD OPERATE DELIVER & ADVISE TO DEVISE AND PROPOSE A COOLING NETWORK SOLUTION ADAPTED TO THE LOCAL CONTEXT, by taking speifi onstraints into aount and working losely wit loal publi and private stakeolders. AFTER DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE RESOURCES AND NEEDS, to fully design te rigt system for illed water prodution, energy storage, distribution and delivery wit te best energy and environmental performane. TO SELECT THE MOST EFFICIENT MATERIALS AND COORDINATE ALL THE DIFFERENT TRADES, to reate a ustom-built omplex system. TO GUARANTEE THE COOLING SUPPLY WHILE OPTIMIING PRODUCTION in relation to te demand, to supervise and run te entire system 24/7 and to guarantee te long-term performane of te failities troug first lass maintenane. TO DELIVER COOLING UNDER THE BEST CONDITIONS by monitoring te parameters of te energy transfer station in real time, and advising te ustomer on te best use of te ooling delivered. 8 Offering te best energy effiieny from design to delivery 9

TEMPERATURE OF THE AIR IN PARIS AND COOLING SYSTEMS 33 32 DRY SYSTEMS ONLY (SIMULATION) CURRENT WET AND DRY SYSTEMS Nigt temperature ( C) 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 < WEST RUEIL MALMAISON SURESNES BOIS DE BOULOGNE PARIS BAGNOLET ROSNY-SOUS-BOIS EAST > SEINE Soure: CNRM-GAME, CNAM, CLIMESPACE Paris as different ooling systems, su as te CLIMESPACE network (olletive wet system), stand-alone dry and wet failities. In te event of a eat wave, if all te wet systems (inluding CLIMESPACE) were replaed by dry systems te urban eat island would inrease by 1 or 2 C. EQUIPMENT OPTIMIED BY MANY YEARS OF INNOVATION Distrit ooling wit CLIMESPACE: a innovative solution CLIMESPACE s mission for over 30 years as been to onstantly devise new, more effiient and environment-friendly solutions troug tenologial advanes and new proesses. 30 years of innovation dediated to energy & environmental effiieny 35% less eletriity onsumed by te Paris distrit ooling network 1978 1992 1998 2002 2002 2005 2007 2008 2010 2011 ETS CONTROL FRIGOLO STORAGE TANK HYDRIC DISCHARGE MANAGEMENT HEALTH RISK MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS Free Cooling GLOBAL CONTROL SYSTEM ECOSYSTEM OASIS EFFECT Data-gatering system introdued A software pakage is developed for termalydrauli network simulation Te first storage tank of Tour Maubourg is built Analysis of te quality of ydri disarge Figt against Legionella Comparative study of te performane of te distrit ooling network and stand-alone units Te first system of FREE COOLING wit water from te Seine was set up on te Palais de Tokyo site Te ontrol room of te Les Halles prodution plant started up Study of te Seine eosystem Study of te impat of air-onditioning on te temperature of te air From te beginning, CLIMESPACE as designed solutions tat trak te funtioning of energy transfer stations (ETS) in real time. Calulating water speeds, pressures and flows, Frigolo an be used to simulate a network s beaviour and optimize illed water prodution. Te illed water storage tanks are ooling reserves tat an be used to instantly deliver more power to te network, if need be, and to stagger prodution-site demands for eletri power over time. Studying te effiieny and environmental impat of emial produts enables trade-offs by opting for less toxi produts, limited use and replaement by pysial treatments. After 3 years of resear, an effetive strategy to figt Legionella was introdued wit relevant traking indiators. Te results were 92% less bateria and 80% less emial produts used. By omparing te effiieny ratios of stand-alone units wit tose of a network, CLIMESPACE identified key energy effiieny fators. First FREE COOLING winter: by using water from te Seine at under 5, te eletriity onsumption used to produe illed water was divided by four over several weeks. Prodution failities and energy transfer stations were monitored and remote ontrolled 24/7, guaranteeing te supply of ooling and performane. Analysis of te eosystem and ydrobiologial measurements: knowledge of te environment elped CLIMESPACE limit te influene of its sites and identify relevant indiators to monitor. In ollaboration wit Meteo Frane and te Cnam (Fren publi sientifi professional institution), CLIMESPACE is studying te impat of te various ooling solutions on te air temperature in Paris, during a eat wave. 10 Innovating wit ever more effiient solutions 11

Advantages of te network: effiieny, seurity, environmental and aestetis FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES Effiieny optimized in terms of energy Distribution of loal, renewable energies Redution of CO 2 emissions and polluting waste Better ontrol of publi ealt issues Improved management of urban resoures Limiting te urban eat island penomenon Preserving te aritetural eritage Partner operator: single global ontat AND CUSTOMERS AND USERS Simpliity of use, limited maintenane Delivery guarantee Adaptation to te real needs of buildings Valuable spae freed up (roof, basement) Derease in environmental impat Elimination of ealt risks Limited use of emial produts Sound omfort: no noise Visual omfort: aestetis preserved A SOLUTION ADAPTED TO ALL TYPES OF BUILDINGS Te strengts of te distrit ooling network for ustomers and loal autorities Only a network system an give overall management of ooling solutions tat ombine te advantages needed to meet te requirements of te ity s various stakeolders: deision-makers, building administrators, users, loal residents, et. By onneting to te network, te ustomer an avoid all te problems involved in produing air-onditioning in a dense urban environment. BY CHOOSING CLIMESPACE, YOU BENEFIT FROM THE STRENGTHS OF THE distrit COOLING NETWORK In Paris, by omparison wit an equivalent pool of stand-alone units, te network offers: 50% improvement in energy effiieny 35% less eletriity onsumption 50% less CO 2 emissions Soure: CLIMESPACE internal studies and sientifi publiations. 90% less refrigerant emissions 65% less water onsumption 80% less use of emial produts Reliability for offie buildings Te termal omfort supplied improves working onditions. Te network is reliable and guarantees data protetion, for example, by regulating te temperature in omputer rooms. Preservation of publi and ultural buildings Te onditions for reeiving te publi are improved. Works of art are kept at ideal temperatures in museums. Te ariteture is preserved in listed buildings. Elimination of ealt risks for buildings visited by te general publi Tis risk of proliferation of air-onditioning-related Legionella is effetively managed on a daily basis to protet te ealt of te building s oupants. Delivery guarantee for sops Trougout te year, te network an deliver te ig power required to maintain temperatures very quikly, partiularly at peak sopping periods (Cristmas, sales). Comfort for otels and restaurants Silent and invisible in te eart of prestigious loations, yet guaranteeing non-stop servie, te network meets te expetations of a demanding lientele. Te spae saved an be used for oter purposes. 12 Benefiting from te multiple advantages of te ooling network 13

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