ET 13 :DISTRICT COOLING SYSTEM AT NEW CAPITAL CITY (IKN) NUSANTARA
The Energy Talk Series is back with an interesting discussion, namely:
"District Cooling System at New Capital City (IKN) Nusantara"
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“Were it possible”
to be built, the new capital to grow to a center and a new market hot-spot for District Cooling systems and Smart Energy Ecosystem then?
One alternative to the cooling system for a large area is District Cooling. District Cooling is a centralized area cooling concept, where cooling is produced in a cooling chiller plant and the chilled water produced here is supplied via underground pipes to buildings located in areas/areas that need it. From the cold water pipe, the cooling process is continued into the building through the pipe inside the building and ends at the AHU/FCU. District Cooling is a more sustainable, reliable, and energy effective solution that works by aggregating cooling demand, ideally between multiple residential or commercial buildings in a larger network. The cooling grid can work with power taken from a variety of renewable or clean energy sources, all the while using thermal energy storage technologies to store and supply highly compressed cooled air. These highly efficient systems, if implemented properly, may ease or even accelerate the transition to renewables and cleaner power sources.
Here are the benefits and advantages of the district cooling system for cooling in an area compared to conventional individual cooling systems installed in each building:
1. The total cooling capacity with District cooling is lower than the total individual cooling system capacity of the entire building. For areas with several types of building use with different operating hour profiles (eg offices, hospitals, hotels, meeting halls, retail, etc.), the reduction in District Cooling capacity will be very significant up to 20% smaller than individual cooling. .
2. Savings in investment costs: due to lower total capacity and the price per unit with a larger capacity requires a lower price & cheaper US/TR.
3. Greater efficiency will be obtained mainly because in district cooling a larger chiller unit is used which is generally more efficient than a unit with a smaller capacity.
4. Save space in the building because the cooling plant space is one, so architects can freely design a building without being disturbed by the mechanical cooling room.
5. By combining all equipment into one, maintenance and operations will be easy and centralized. Management will be more economical and easier.
6. The District Cooling system allows building managers to focus on their own business and affairs, and not have to think about operating and maintaining the cooling system.
7. The integrated area of management enables the cost sharing of district cooling to be equal to the sharing of electricity and water costs. The distribution of operational & maintenance costs can be charged proportionally to the amount of cooling used by each building.
So. What else the plans of District Cooling and grid of electrification System are?
The topic of the webinar is really interesting, right?
This event will be held on:
Thursday, March 17, 2022
14:00 - 16:30 WIB
Via Zoom webinar and Youtube live Streaming (id_smartgrid)
Meet the professional speakers!
Welcoming speaker:
- Peter Lundberg, Head Of Operation Asia Pacific Urban Energy Association
- Eddie Widiono, Founder and Supervisory Board of PJCI and Director of State Electricity Company 2001-2008
Keynote Speaker:
Luh Nyoman Puspa Dewi as Director of Energy Conservation at
Directorate General of New and Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation (DJEBTKE) MEMR Indonesia
Speakers:
- Dinda Alamsyah as Vice President Power Plant Asset Management of State Electricity Company PT PLN (Persero)
International Finance Corporation (IFC)
- Nanang Hariyanto, Head of Electric Power System at STEI ITB and Deputy Chairman of PII Also an Expert staff of Task Force for the Implementation of Infrastructure Development for the New National Capital of the Nusantara
- Rana Yusuf Nasir, vice chairman of Expert board of Masyarakat Konservasi dan Efisiensi Energi Indonesia (MASKEEI)
Moderator:
- Fathom Saulina, Director of SAKA Total Energy Management (STEM)
See you on March 17
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