EPRI

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EPRI

Electric Power Research Institute

This SHARC installation is the highlight of a sustainable community plan at the University of British Columbia.

The SHARC produces hot water and contributes to heating the building via radiant floor heating.

The system generates 220,000 BTU’s per hour, reducing emissions by 100 tonnes per year and operates at 80% efficiency.

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