Energy efficiency of cooling and ventilation infrastructure (MotorSense)

The MotorSense project aimed at assessing and improving the energy efficiency and reliability of the cooling and ventilation infrastructure of large-scale research facilities and industries through a case study of the EN-CV infrastructure at CERN.

The project concluded with results above expectations and identified a savings potential of 17.4 percent across a fleet of 800 motors – a potential energy savings equivalent to the power used by more than 18,000 European households.

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Industries this type of project can also apply to: 

• Large-Scale Research Infrastructures
• Industries with extensive HVAC infrastructure, such as:
  • Pharma, Biotech & Medtech
  • Manufacturing & Heavy Industry
  • Energy
  • Food & Beverage