The Seven35 building on the North shores of Vancouver is a multi-award winning development and is the first installation of the PIRANHA wastewater heat recovery system.
At the forefront of sustainable building, Seven35 has aggressively adopted several SHARC beta installations and became a key proving ground of SHARC & PIRANHA efficiency to the world (see EPRI Incubate Energy Challenge.)
In March 2020 the 60 sustainable, two-story townhomes installed a PIRANHA T10 HC which uses wastewater to recover and save homeowners up to 75% in energy costs.
| Product Installed | Project Type | Project Size | Commissioned | Developer | Engineer | Architect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PIRANHA T10 HC | Multi-Family Residential | 60 Townhomes | June 2012 - SHARC 660 April 2016 - PIRANHA T10 March 2020 - PIRANHA T10 HC | Adera | Stantec Consulting Ltd. | Integra Architecture |
| Application | Max DHW Temp | Approx % DHW Load | Design Energy Output (MBH) | Design Cooling Capacity (MBH) | Average PIRANHA Efficiency (COP) | Baseline | Baseline Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DHW + Cooling | 140°F / 60°C | 100% | 120 | 96 | 3.7 | Natural Gas | 85% |
| GHG Reduction (metric t CO2e/year) | Net Energy Reduction (MMBTU/year) | Energy Reduction vs. Baseline | Avoided Fossil Fuels (Therm/year) | Approximate Impact | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cars off Road | Tree Offsetting CO2e | ||||
| 49.6 | 720 | 78% | 9,350 | 10.8 | 2,255 |
The yearly Incubatenergy Challenge is put on by Electric Power Research Institute and includes substantial energy partners such as Con Edison, Ameren, Southern California Edison and many others, interested in finding innovative energy solutions for the world.
SHARC Energy was among winners to receive a pilot that gives SHARC the opportunity to have our technology officially vetted & spotlighted – read the EPRI page for more info.
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