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State Law - Case study

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The NSW Department of Energy, Utilities and Sustainability (DEUS) today announced that Energy Conservation Systems Pty Ltd, (ECS) has successfully applied for funding to support the application of absorption chilling in the NSW market.

Absorption chilling uses heat energy, maybe waste heat from a manufacturing process, heat from a generator engine, even heat from solar hot water to create chilled water. It not only reduces demand on already stretched electricity networks it also results in lower electricity bills and can significantly cut greenhouse emissions.

The funding totaling up to $ 500,000 will be available on a first in first served basis via Energy Conservation Systems.

“Since launching the new range of BROAD chillers to the Australian market we have been inundated with enquiries.”
Said John Vierboom, NSW BROAD specialist.

“This funding will allow us to overcome some of the barriers
that this new cleaner technology faces and to get case study examples working in NSW for the market to observe and
learn from.”

For further information contact:
Mr Chris Flanagan
Business Manager BROAD,
Energy Conservation Systems Pty Ltd.

Telephone: 1300 731 392
or email broad@ecsaustralia.com

Mr John Vierboom
Business Development - HVAC
Energy Conservation Systems, New South Wales
Telephone - 02 9983 1144