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LDB working with Texas Tech University

Texas Tech making significant gains in energy efficiency, sustainability.
- Courtesy lubbockonline.com
In the spring of 2016, the Central Heating and Cooling Plant installed two 3,100-ton electric chillers to replace
one inefficient steam-driven chiller. That relatively small change has translated into big savings.

Monetarily, the installation of an electric chiller is 38% lower than the installation of a steam-driven chiller, and maintenance costs will be 65% less over the next 30 years. 

​The electric chillers operate efficiently with a 50% reduction in water consumption and chemicals for cooling, a 66% reduction in energy use for the cooling tower fan and a 70% reduction in the overall Energy Use Index.
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