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Manufactured by:Viking Cold Solutions, Inc. based inHouston, TEXAS (USA)
Viking Cold’s Thermal Energy Storage (TES) systems allow cold storage operators to cut energy costs up to 50%, better protect food, and improve facility resiliency. By absorbing and consolidating up to 85% of the heat infiltration, TES allows refrigeration systems to be safely cycled off for up to 13 hours each day to avoid demand or time-of-use energy fees while maintaining stable ...
Manufactured by:Viking Cold Solutions, Inc. based inHouston, TEXAS (USA)
Why should public and private utilities focus on cold storage facilities? Because they have the #1 highest demand per cubic foot and the #3 highest consumption of any industrial category on the grid. And now there is a customer-located energy storage medium that can handle the formerly inaccessible high demand and continuous refrigeration equipment run time required to operate these facilities. ...
Manufactured by:Viking Cold Solutions, Inc. based inHouston, TEXAS (USA)
Solar energy is, by some studies, the cheapest form of electrical energy generation, as well as the cleanest, delivering exceptional benefits for both the planet and for businesses. Yet, in order to maximize the return on solar requires an efficient way to store that energy and flexibility for its future ...
Manufactured by:Viking Cold Solutions, Inc. based inHouston, TEXAS (USA)
Profit margins in the grocery space are razor thin, and researchers at energystar.gov estimate that $1 in energy savings is equivalent to increasing sales by $59. Energy demands in U.S. supermarkets are massive, with refrigeration and lighting accounting for over 50% of total energy use. Each year, the average American supermarket consumes roughly 50 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity, and 50 ...
Manufactured by:Viking Cold Solutions, Inc. based inHouston, TEXAS (USA)
Cold storage construction design and build services require expertise in the intricacies of these very specialized facilities. Refrigerated warehouses, frozen food distribution centers and grocery freezers are the highest energy consuming sector per cubic foot in the world. To help reduce energy consumption and improve facility efficiencies cold storage freezers must be properly designed and ...