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 18 buildings to low temperature hot water. Buildings have included NCAA sports facilities (including DeNunzio Pool), critical laboratories (including animal facilities), residence halls and academic buildings.
Campus Low Temperature Hot Water Building Conversions (Phase 1)
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 18 buildings to low temperature hot water. Buildings have included NCAA sports facilities (including DeNunzio Pool), critical laboratories (including animal facilities), residence halls and academic buildings.