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Opening of Proposals - Olive WTP Solar GESC Proj No 124-050 - Veregy
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City of South Bend, IN — Department of Public Works 4'06'V ER EGYV <br />RFQ Response: Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract toot <br />Technical Approach <br />NEEDS AND SOLUTIONS <br />City of South Bend Indiana has reached out to Veregy to provide proposals for the installation <br />of solar generation systems at the Olive Street Water Treatment Plant, and other energy saving <br />measures. South Bend has a resident solar panel manufacturer, Crossroads Solar, that <br />manufactures quality solar modules. We have modeled the use of their panels and recommend <br />entertaining the use of their product assuming they meet warranty and production guidelines set <br />forth by Veregy for the benefit of our customer. Veregy hires local contractors for all construction <br />activities; our development team has been in contact with K2 Power Solutions, and we look <br />forward to working with them on this project. <br />Well Pump Ground Mounted Solar <br />Veregy recommends installing ground mounted <br />solar arrays to maximize space available West of <br />the filtering facility. The solar produced electricity <br />will also provide a positive cash flow by offsetting <br />purchases from the utility for the energy consumed <br />at the plant. <br />The City of South Bend has identified the best <br />location for solar arrays. This brought us to the <br />sizing portion of design. The ground layout was <br />replicated in our solar design software <br />Helioscope along with fencing, trees or other <br />objects that could cause shading. Site visits <br />confirmed this layout and allowed us to examine <br />the electrical infrastructure in place. From here <br />the interconnection to the electrical utility was <br />looked at for a best practice way of connecting <br />to the grid. <br />After the maximum amount of solar was placed <br />on the ground, the design was optimized. The <br />projected electric generation from this was <br />compared to the present consumption. The <br />table above summarizes our findings, and the <br />layout for the array can be found to the right. <br />Further information about the design can be found in the Appendix 1. Further engineering will <br />be required to identify underground obstructions and drainage requirements that may affect final <br />pricing. <br />South Bend WTP — Well Pumps <br />915 Olive Street, South Bend, IN <br />Solar Array Size <br />300 kW AC <br />Annual Electric <br />Production <br />450 MWh <br />Existing Annual <br />Consumption <br />765 MWh <br />Portion Offset by Solar <br />62% <br />HVAC Measures <br />Veregy engineers inspected all the facilities at the WTP and found most of the HVAC systems <br />to be in good working order. It is our recommendation to replace an Air Cooled Condenser Unit <br />and the Boiler in the main office with higher efficiency equipment. <br />Page 18 <br />
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