Event Overview
Join us for an exclusive event designed to provide deep insights into one of the most significant energy transformation projects in recent years. This event will feature a comprehensive presentation by World Energy Innovations, the design engineers behind the project, followed by a guided tour of the state-of-the-art steam-to-hot water and Combined Heat and Power (CHP) conversion facilities at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC).

Presentation Highlights
During the presentation, you will learn about:

Project Background: The motivation behind transitioning from traditional steam systems to a more efficient hot water system coupled with CHP technology.
Technical Specifications: Detailed explanations of the equipment, processes, and technologies involved in the conversion, provided by the expert team from World Energy Innovations.
Energy Efficiency: How the new system enhances energy efficiency, reduces operational costs, and minimizes environmental impact.
Sustainability Initiatives: MSKCC’s broader sustainability goals and how this project aligns with them.
Case Studies: Real-world examples and data illustrating the performance and benefits of the new system, presented by World Energy Innovations.

Guided Tour
Following the presentation, participants will have the unique opportunity to tour the facilities. The tour will cover:

CHP System: Explore the Combined Heat and Power plant, learning how it generates electricity and captures waste heat for useful purposes.
Condensing Boiler: See the condensing boiler in action, understanding its role in maximizing efficiency by recovering heat from flue gases.
Heat Exchangers: Visit the heat exchangers that transfer thermal energy between fluids, crucial for the system’s efficiency.
CWC System: Examine the Chilled Water Coil (CWC) system using chilled water coils for pre-heating, offering a detailed look at how this innovative approach enhances system performance.
Traditional Low-Temperature Hot Water Pre-Heat: Learn about the traditional low-temperature hot water pre-heat system and how it integrates with the overall energy solution.