M cKenney’s implemented a wide range of energy-saving initiatives for building operating systems at T3 Labs in Atlanta, Georgia. THE CHALLENGE Energy costs for the facility averaged more than $13 and 684 kBTU per square foot annually. McKenney’s believed it could reduce electric, gas and water costs by implementing sound engineering principles. THE SOLUTION The team at McKenney’s initiated projects incrementally to align building operating systems with facility requirements. Airflow was reduced by 30 to 50 percent in many areas served by the HVAC system, in part because equipment operating hours were cut in half. Reset schedules were initiated when more occupants were in the building and were recalculated to accommodate more reason- able temperatures and relative humidity. Components were repaired or replaced as needed to resolve building pressurization issues. The team also added water meters, harvested condensate water and used bdoc ® Business Intelligence for Buildings to stream- line retrocommissioning. THE RESULTS In the first few months, energy savings have exceeded 40 percent. Conserving Energy One Step at a Time PROJECT NAME Energy Conservation Measures PROJECT LOCATION Atlanta, Georgia PROJECT TEAM Owner: T3 Labs (Translational Testing and Training Laboratories, Inc.) Engineer: McKenney’s, Inc. SPECIALIZATIONS Design/Build Energy Management MARKETS Healthcare Central Plants The content of this document is not intended as an endorsement. www.mckenneys.com © 2014 McKenney’s, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. McKenney’s, Inc. and the McKenney’s, Inc. logo are registered trademarks of McKenney’s, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 404-622-5000 [email protected] 1056 Moreland Industrial Boulevard Atlanta, Georgia 30316 704-357-1200 [email protected] 3601 Performance Road Charlotte, North Carolina 28214