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CONSUMPTION

Final energy consumption is closely related

to the activity carried out by MERLIN, with

variations due to the level of occupancy,

equipment density and the number of

workers. The main sources of energy

consumption are electricity, as used in

lighting and operation of certain items of

equipment, heating oil used by heating

facilities, natural gas and water.

Some measures taken to reduce energy

consumption:

Electricity

• Installation of LED-type light fittings and

lamps to replace conventional lighting in car

parks and common areas in buildings.

• Installation of presence sensors to switch on

lighting.

• Installation of power factor correction

equipment.

• Installation of new chiller sets, cooling

towers, HVAC units, energy recovery units,

pumping equipment and outdoor VRF units

for HVAC systems, with greater energy

efficiency.

• Installation of new, higher performance

boilers.

Water

• There are equipment maintenance

programmes to guarantee equipment

performance in water saving.

•Installation of timed taps and aerators to

reduce water consumption by 50%.

Indicador

Consumption Measure

#

Buildings

sqm

Oficinas

Fuel consumption (Natural Gas)

358,010.2

m

3

9

94,060

S/R

Fuel consumption (Heating Oil C)

50.0

m

3

1

15,055

S/R

Electricity consumption

10,588.8

MWh

15

288,590 S/R y B/R

Water consumption

126,763.0

m

3

18

322,255 S/R y B/R

CO

2

Emissions

4,864,311

Kg 18

322,255 S/R y B/R

Shopping centres

Electricity consumption

3,471.1

MWh

2

48,046

S/R

Water consumption

40,965.4

m

3

2

48,046

S/R

CO

2

Emissions

1,336,356

Kg

2

48,046

S/R

Logistics

Electricity consumption

46.0

MWh

1

35,934

S/R

Water consumption

4,875.0

m

3

1

35,934

S/R

CO

2

Emissions

17,699

Kg

1

35,934

S/R