Froling Energy will hold a series of weekly one hour Biomass Energy Webinars on Thursdays between February 25th and March 25th discussing different aspects of using biomass to provide reliable, cost effective heat.
The third webinar in this series, School Biomass Boiler Projects, will be held on March 11th at 3 p.m.
Large school buildings continue to be an excellent application for dried wood chip boiler installations. If a building is consuming between 10,000 and 80,000 gallons of #2 oil every winter, we can show a return on investment that is difficult to turn down.
In this webinar Froling Energy’s President, Mark Froling, and Project Manager, Toby Wells, will give a full review of two significant projects from 2020.
First will be The St. Johnsbury School, a sprawling PreK-8 facility has about 700 students attending. In 2019 voters in St. Johnsbury, VT approved a $3 million bond that covered the installation of the biomass boiler system and a number of security upgrades.
The second project is at Campton Elementary School which is part of SAU 48, the Pemi-Baker School District in Plymouth, NH. In this case an Energy performance contractor, Energy Efficient Investments was hired to provide a long list of energy improvements, all done as part of a “revenue neutral” contract.
At both of these schools, there was not enough space within or by the building for the biomass systems so separate boiler buildings were built to contain the new dried wood chip boiler systems. Biomass heated hot water is piped into the buildings through buried insulated pipelines.
If time permits, a few other school projects will be discussed.
To register for this webinar, go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/school-biomass-boiler-projects-in-nh-vt-2020-review-tickets-142106242597?aff=ebdsoporgprofile