UWC EA Solar Cooling & Domestic Hot Water project in Singapore in final construction phase. Planning, construction and design on by S.O.L.I.D. (Austria)

This system, with a collector area of 3,900m², will generate approximately 2.200 megawatts a year, making it the largest Solar Cooling Plant in the world. It will provide 100% of the schools’ hot water demand as well as a significant part of the air-conditioning. UWCSEA East will be the first, and up to now only, school in the world using a combined air-conditioning and hot water system generated by renewable energy.

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Photographer: Sven Tetzlaff

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Thursday 4 November 2010

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2010:11:04 09:47:55

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Photographer: Sven Tetzlaff

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Copyright: (c) 2000 Sven Tetzlaff

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Asia, environment, natural resources, energy source, solar power, ecology, ecosystem, environmentalism, energy, flat plate collector, architecture, building, schools, college, architectural, structures, edifice, edifices, education, edification, erudition, instruction, knowledge, self improvement, school, solar collector, building materials, building material, construction material, solar, air condition, aircon, cooling

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UWC EA Solar Cooling & Domestic Hot Water project in Singapore in final construction phase. Planning, construction and design on by S.O.L.I.D. (Austria) This system, with a collector area of 3,900m², will generate approximately 2.200 megawatts a year, making it the largest Solar Cooling Plant in the world. It will provide 100% of the schools’ hot water demand as well as a significant part of the air-conditioning. UWCSEA East will be the first, and up to now only, school in the world using a combined air-conditioning and hot water system generated by renewable energy.

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20101104