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SB-1: LOW ENERGY BUILDINGS NETWORK Please fill out this form and return it to info@esci- ksp.org. Basic Information Project title: CentralWorld The Energy Optimization Shopping Complex Managing Organization: Central Pattana Public Company Limited Project Description: CentralWorld (CW) is a large shopping center building situated in the city center, with at least 150,000 people per day coming into the Plaza since its grand opening in 2004. CentralWorld has operated its business with continuous energy conservation and has aimed to be the energy optimization shopping complex in line with the environmental protection and reduction of the global warming under the concept of “Green World”. CentralWorld has launched its campaign and publicity and has sponsored the energy conservation activities, not only among its employees but also among all the related parties within the building such as outlets, shoppers as well as other outside organizations and the public sector. CentralWorld has its policy of energy conservation approved by its CEO and has established the Committee for Study of Energy Saving Measures to introduce the innovation and modern technology,
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SB-1: LOW ENERGY BUILDINGS NETWORKPlease fill out this form and return it to [email protected].
Basic Information
Project title: CentralWorld The Energy Optimization Shopping Complex
Managing Organization: Central Pattana Public Company Limited
Project Description: CentralWorld (CW) is a large shopping center building situated in the city
center, with at least 150,000 people per day coming into the Plaza since its grand opening in 2004.
CentralWorld has operated its business with continuous energy conservation and has aimed to be the energy optimization shopping complex in line with the environmental protection and reduction of the global warming under the concept of “Green World”. CentralWorld has launched its campaign and publicity and has sponsored the energy conservation activities, not only among its employees but also among all the related parties within the building such as outlets, shoppers as well as other outside organizations and the public sector. CentralWorld has its policy of energy conservation approved by its CEO and has established the Committee for Study of Energy Saving Measures to introduce the innovation and modern technology, equipment and machinery. The Energy Conservation Committee is comprised of representatives from all departments in the Shopping Center, energy internal auditors, energy ambassadors who volunteer promoting the energy conservation to the outside communities and the society as a whole and being regarded as significant mechanism for continuous and sustainable energy management system.
APEC Economy:
☐ Australia☐ Brunei☐ Canada
☐ Chile☐ China☐ Chinese Taipei☐ Hong Kong☐ Indonesia☐ Japan☐ Korea☐ Malaysia☐ Mexico☐ New Zealand☐ Non-APEC Economy☐ Papua New Guinea☐ Peru☐ Philippines☐ Russia☐ SingaporeThailand☐ United States☐ Viet Nam
Estimated Savings
1. Energy Saving CW mainly used electrical energy with maximum electric power of approx.
22,000 kW in 2008. The majority of electrical energy was used in retail outlet and in the air conditioning system. Data of energy use during 2008-2010 is shown in the table below
Year Electricity consumption (kWh) Specific Energy Consumption (kWh/AC Area)
20082009201020112012
92,706,43088,859,62684,174,45283,734,31386,537,381
168.44161.45152.94152.14148.97
Remark: 1. 2008-2011 Air Condition Area = 251,316 m2, 2012 = 265,260 m2 2. Electricity consumption excludes parking area. 3. SEC base on operating 2,000 hrs/year.
Air Condition34.01%
Lighting1.92%
Retail51.89%
Other12.18%
Energy Used of CW (2013)168.44
161.45
152.94 152.14148.97
135.00
140.00
145.00
150.00
155.00
160.00
165.00
170.00
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
MJ/
AC A
rea
Specific Energy Consumption (SEC)
With serious and continuous practice of energy management, CW was able to reduce its cost of electrical energy consumed in the air-conditioning system and the common areas when compared to those in 2008 as shown in the Figure below
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
-10,000,000
-9,000,000
-8,000,000
-7,000,000
-6,000,000
-5,000,000
-4,000,000
-3,000,000
-2,000,000
-1,000,000
0
Cumulative Sum (2009-2008)
Cumulative Sum (2010-2008)
Cumulative Sum (2011-2008)
Cumulative Sum (2012-2008)
kWh
2. Energy Efficiency IndexAccording to the operation of energy conservation activities, CW shall
regularly monitor the result of energy use divided into 3 patterns as follows:
Pattern 1: Use of total energy of the whole building Pattern 2: Use of total energy of the whole building minus the total use of energy
of tenants. Pattern 3: Use of total energy from the air-conditioning system. The target value
of energy saving of the building is the use of total energy of the air-conditioning system plus the use of energy in the common areas.
Jirapa, 05/28/13,
If have the latest data in 2011 or 2012, it would be great!
The efficiency of the main air conditioning system is monitored and audited regularly. The audit of efficiency of chillers based on the value of condenser approach temperature, if the approach temperature of chillers exceeds the prescribed value, the condenser tubes shall be improved or cleaned up for better exchange of the chillers.
Net Operating Cost Savings per year: $0.904 Million USD/yearKilowatt-hours Savings per year: 7.75 MWh/year Carbon Emissions Offset: 5,631.37 Metric ton of CO2 /year
Jirapa, 05/28/13,
Please check whether its right or not. Or if you have any updated data.
Jirapa, 05/28/13,
Do you have any updated data?
Additional Project DetailsEnergy Saving Technology
Contact Information
Contact Name: Mr. Visit Udomkitchote
Contact Email: [email protected]
Jirapa, 05/28/13,
Please choose ONLY one image that can represent to ur project. And then attaced with email when you send this form to the committees.
