Designing the Energy System
Let's get technical!
Energy explorers, are you ready to dig a little deeper and get a look behind the curtain? Each of the following resources provides a unique and in-depth dive into an aspect of SESI. Whether you are interested in the architectural specifics or cutting-edge energy solutions, you’ve come to the right place.
Designing SESI
Stanford Energy System Innovations (SESI): General Information
A detailed overview of the SESI system's benefits, challenges, and opportunities for future development
SESI: Central Energy Plant Optimization Model (CEPOM)
A presentation on the technology used to model performance efficiency of central energy facilities. Data on the projected electricity demand savings from applying CEPOM included
SESI: Steam to Hot Water Conversion - Reuse Considerations
An investigation into a potential reuse of the steam distribution system and the final recommendation which was implemented
Analyzing SESI
UNEP Report: District Energy in Cities
A United Nations Environment Programme document discussing the benefits of energy efficiency programs, like the ones SESI incorporates
International Energy Agency Technology Roadmap for Energy Efficient Buildings
An global roadmap of actionable steps to increase the heating and cooling efficiency of buildings
Efficiency and Environmental Comparisons
A comparative overview of Stanford's former energy system (combined heat and power that was fueled by natural gas) and the new SESI energy system
Housing SESI
ZGF Architects Brochure
A brochure created by the architects of the Central Energy Facility to showcase the innovations and design
Energy Facility Design
A computer-rendered video tour of the Central Energy Facility design on the Stanford campus
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