DISTRICT COOLING

District cooling systems produce chilled water, steam or hot water at a central plant and then pipe that energy
out (either underground or over rooftops) to buildings for air conditioning, space heating and water heating. As
a result, these buildings don't require their own chillers, air conditioners, boilers or furnaces.

The challenges for building owners and industrial process manufacturers to keep their occupants comfortable
and their processes running at the right temperature are great. Capital and operating costs, reliability, flexibility
and environmental sustainability are just a few of the considerations they face.

District cooling systems are a highly efficient way for many owners and manufacturers to effectively address
each of these challenges while meeting their comfort and process cooling and heating needs.