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- Operating since November 1924
- Provides steam, chilled water, and electricity to the River Campus and
Medical Center
- Central Utilities – A division of University Facilities and Services, a
division of Central Administration and Finance
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- Cogeneration is the simultaneous
production of heat and electricity.
- At the University, electricity
will be generated during the normal process of satisfying the heating
and cooling needs of the River Campus and Medical Center.
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- Increase efficiency of energy production and distribution systems.
- Renew physical infrastructure of plant and distribution.
- Reduce exposure to volatile energy markets.
- Generates more than 50% of annual electric needs of River Campus and
Medical Center with less than 1%
increase in natural gas consumption.
- On site power generation provides business continuity for critical
patient care, student housing, and research programs.
- Reduce energy-related emissions.
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- Electricity cogenerated on site
will reduce annual emissions from power plants that currently supply
University’s electricity:
- 33,000 tons of CO2
- 56 tons of Nox
- 112.5 tons of SOx
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- Reduce energy losses from steam distribution
- Reduce costs of maintaining old steam piping
- Allow central plant to serve additional buildings
- Increase cogeneration thermal efficiency
- Distribution piping to be installed on River campus and Medical Center
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- Construction activities
- Central Utilities Plant:
- Demolition - Summer 04
- New Construction – Fall/Winter
04
- New Hot Distribution System
- Underground Piping RC/MC – Fall
04 through Fall 05
- Building Interior Work – Winter
04/05 through Fall 05
- Permitting
- Public participation requirements
- NYS DEC Air Permit
- City of Rochester – Zoning, Building permits
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