ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN

New plants – modified and renovated facilities

Energy efficient design is about using common sense and considering future energy costs before making the final decision.

Therefore, one should:

  • Analyse and uncover the real needs and requirements for the new or renovated production or process plant.
  • Estimate the total economy – first costs and operating costs.

Demonstration projects show that you can save typically 10-30% on the energy costs with energy efficient design and that the additional first costs have a simple payback time of only 2-4 years due to lower operating costs.

Energy efficient design is a sub element of the method called Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA). LCCA is an economical method for choosing the most cost effective design option.

The method is effectual because on top of the typical owner concerns regarding design, efficiency and construction costs, it also deals with future costs related to energy, maintenance, operation and replacement.

The LCCA method reviews the value of a project over time and overcomes the mistakes that inevitably occur when focusing on "first costs" only!

BKU Consult can contribute with knowledge and experience regarding energy efficient design and/or LCCA in connection with new plants, modification and renovation of existing facilities. Thus, BKU Consult can help to minimize errors, which would otherwise have resulted in significantly higher costs over the next 15-20 years, such as the energy costs!

Company​

BKU Consult 

Bo Kuraa

CVR no. DK: 28448066

Addresses

BKU Consult

Hasselhegnet 25

DK-2670 Greve

Denmark

BKU Consult

c/o Danish Technological Institute

Gregersensvej 3

DK-2630 Taastrup

Denmark

Contact​

Phone: +45 51 25 49 20

E-mail: bo.kuraa@bkuconsult.dk