Evo Energy Technologies successfully implemented an innovative energy project in Fremantle, which included the installation of a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) system and a Ground Source Heat Pump. This project, the first of its kind in Australia combining cogeneration and heat pump technology, was honoured with the 2014 Splash Environmental Award for its groundbreaking approach to sustainable energy.
The Fremantle project was the first of it's kind in Australia that combined cogeneration and heat pump technology. This project was recognised for its energy efficient and environmentally friendly outcomes and was awarded the 2014 Splash! Environmental Award.
The Fremantle project marked a milestone in Australian energy innovation. At its core was the Combined Heat and Power (CHP) system, which efficiently generated electricity while capturing heat, significantly reducing energy wastage. The Ground Source Heat Pump utilised the earth's stable temperature for heating and cooling, further enhancing the building's energy efficiency. A key component of this project was the Shallow Aquifer Geothermal Bore System, a novel approach in Australia. This system played a critical role in maximising the efficiency and effectiveness of the building's heating and cooling capabilities.
The project's integration of these technologies was not only a first in Australia but also a major step forward in sustainable energy use. It significantly cut down on energy consumption and operational costs, showcasing Evo Energy Technologies' ability to pioneer advanced, eco-friendly energy solutions.
Receiving the 2014 Splash Environmental Award was a testament to the project's success and its contribution to environmental sustainability. This recognition underscores our commitment to leading the way in energy innovation and sustainable practices.
