OHSU

Doernbecher Children's Hospital

As the capital energy and re-commissioning analyst and, SEG assisted Oregon Health and Sciences University staff and external contractors with optimization of current HVAC systems and the addition of new HVAC system to serve a new wing of the hospital. Results of the analysis were used for Energy Trust of Oregon incentives.

Project Details

LOCATION: 
Portland, Oregon
BUILDING SIZE: 
291,055 SF

LOCATION:  Portland, Oregon

BUILDING SIZE:  291,055 SF

CALCULATED ANNUAL ELECTRICITY SAVINGS: 835,290 kWh/yr
CALCULATED ANNUAL STEAM SAVINGS: 
39,575 Therms

CALCULATED ANNUAL ELECTRICITY SAVINGS: 835,290 kWh/yr

CALCULATED ANNUAL STEAM SAVINGS: 39,575 Therms

CALCULATED ANNUAL ENERGY COST SAVINGS: $76,147
ENERGY RELATED PROJECT COST: 
$408,184

CALCULATED ANNUAL ENERGY COST SAVINGS: $76,147

ENERGY RELATED PROJECT COST: $408,184

CALCULATED UTILITY INCENTIVE FROM ENERGY TRUST OF OREGON: 
$208,823

CALCULATED UTILITY INCENTIVE FROM ENERGY

TRUST OF OREGON: $208,823

Doernbecher Children's Hospital was built in 1926 for the Oregon Health and Sciences University (OHSU). In 2015, a major addition was added to the building to add a iMRI surgery suite with a new dedicated air handling unit. The addition allowed OHSU to put all surgery suites on the new air handler which allowed enhanced optimization to the existing air handling units. SEG was responsible for energy analysis for ETO incentives as well as assistance throughout the implementation work. The final project is targeting electric savings of 9% and steam savings of 7%
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