Goodman Fielder Hot Water Heat Pump
Goodman Fielder - Blenheim Road
Hot Water Heat Pump
$320,000 Net Annual Savings Identified & 467 kWh Per Annum Thermal Savings
Problem
DETA identified during an energy audit that a significant energy saving opportunity existed to recover waste heat from the refrigeration system to provide base heat for a Super High Temperature Heatpump.
Solution
DETA scoped the High Temperature Heat Pump system for the site. This involved undertaking a feasibility study for the site, and upon identifying that the project economics were attractive, DETA developed a business case within Goodman Fielder's internal requirements.
Outcome
Upon installation, the project will reduce energy costs by $320,000, as well as significant carbon emission reductions.
What we do
Move beyond grid constraints. Discover three asset-backed engineering paths to operationalise demand-side flexibility and protect your production uptime.
Does the government's gas loan scheme actually add up? Jeff Smit breaks down the NZ energy crisis and the real infrastructure barriers stalling industrial transition.
Volatile diesel prices and declining gas fields are changing the game. Learn why Australasian industry must act now to de-risk CapEx and electrify.
