As part of a two-plant district energy system, Princeton University engaged Circadia Group to provide program and project management services overseeing the conversion of their campus from steam to low temperature hot water utilizing geoexchange. The program has involved converting
As part of a two-plant district energy system, Princeton University engaged Circadia Group to provide program and project management services overseeing the conversion of their campus from steam to low temperature hot water utilizing geoexchange. The program has involved installing
Circadia Group was engaged to provide lighting specification and installation support for the annual classroom refresh program. As part of the renovations replacing carpets, furniture, and paint, lighting and lighting controls were updated with added control through the new AV
Princeton University upgraded its electrical power capacity by building a new 69kV substation in West Windsor, New Jersey. The University needed more capacity and reliable power to support 3M square feet of new buildings planned within the current capital plan.
In 2020, Princeton University embarked on an ambitious endeavor to replace their 100-year-old steam distribution system with a low-temperature hot water district system. The conversion to low-temperature hot water includes converting 110+ buildings, 13 miles of EN253 thermal piping, 3000,