Quantum Engineering and Development, Inc.

Shelton School District Energy Upgrades – Shelton High School (2006)

$1,312,812 project cost, $56,726 annual energy savings, $93,551 utility incentive.

Scope

Provided new high efficiency gas fired boilers. Installed new heat recovery unit for the pool building, and new heat pumps for the main gymnasium. Installed new direct digital controls and energy management system throughout. Replaced all toilets with low flow fixtures, retrofit all faucets and showers. New gymnasium lighting systems

Notable Facts

Replaced heating and cooling systems in Pool & Gym building (Minidome). Upgraded control systems. Greatly improved comfort, indoor air quality, and energy savings.
Significant reduction in maintenance & operation costs due to new equipment
All work performed in occupied buildings.

“I’m very happy with Quantum’s performance. The pool temperature has been great; the occupants really notice the difference!”
Facility Manager, Shelton School District

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New Energy
Efficiency Grants

For Washington’s K-12 schools, colleges and universities there’s never been a better time to pursue energy and water conservation based facility improvements, with $100 million in competitive grants available to support these activities and create jobs. And there is no ESCo with a more successful track record of securing these competitive grants than Quantum. A pilot program in 2009 saw grants awarded to 50 school districts – 24 of which are Quantum customers. For more information on how to take advantage of the new grants, call Fritz Feiten at (206) 523-5314.