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SP Group secures district cooling and heating energy management project at Chengdu Future Medical City

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Aerial view of the Advanced Medical Achievement Transformation Centre. It occupies about 120,000 sqm (gross floor area) and is at the heart of the Chengdu Future Medical City. Photo from Chengdu Future Medical City Investment Co. Ltd.

SP has secured the bid to operate and maintain a district cooling and heating system that will serve the Advanced Medical Achievement Transformation Centre (AMATC) at Chengdu Future Medical City. The Medical City is set to be a world-class healthcare hub in Sichuan, China.

The 10-year energy service contract is worth RMB 90 million (approximately S$16.7 million). The system has an installed cooling capacity of 4,800 RT. It will supply chilled and hot water for cooling and heating respectively, as well as steam for sterilisation and humidity control.

When operational by end-December 2024, this system will deliver significant energy savings per annum for the AMATC, reducing electricity consumption by 17.5 per cent and natural gas usage by 40 per cent. This translates to an abatement of 880 tonnes of carbon emissions per year.