Energy
Our clients demand low carbon energy strategies to help guide their decision-making today, for achieving compatibility with tomorrow’s expectations. To meet our client’s evolving needs, Falcon Engineering has assembled an in-house energy engineering team comprised of skilled and highly experienced multi-disciplined engineers, scientists, and technical analysts.
Our practice is diversified, serving institutional clients (such as public schools and universities), government clients (municipal, provincial, and federal government facilities), private-sector commercial and residential development clients, and industrial, pharmaceutical, and agri-food sector clients. Among our proudest accomplishments, our Team has implemented over 30 robust low-carbon geoexchange heating/cooling systems in public school facilities throughout British Columbia, including large secondary school facilities in varied BC climates.
Some of the service we provide include:
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- Evaluate suitability of various selected low-carbon energy technologies
- Comparative matrix analysis
- Structured analysis framework
- Experienced and practical evaluators
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- Detailed hourly building simulation modeling
- Often used as an evaluation and optimization tool to assist design decisions
- Experienced and practical evaluators
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- Experienced providing and implementing detailed designs for variety of technologies
- Skilled and seasoned designers
- Practical, reliable, constructible designs
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- Skilled and experienced
- Hands on approach
- In-house and external collaborative partners
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- Examine under-performing systems
- Root-cause analysis
- Specify and implement remedial actions
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- Air-source heat pump systems
- Geoexchange heat pump systems
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- Minewater source systems
- Wastewater source systems
- Surface and groundwater source systems
- High performance systems
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- Leveraging our Electrical Engineering Team
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- Combining energy technologies in a way that leverages the benefits of different technologies (for example solar and geoexchange)
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- Central Plant
- Distributed Plant
- Ambient Loop and Higher Temperature Loop Distribution Configurations
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- Biomass
- Thermal solar
- Building-scale wind
- Combined heat and power (CHP)
- Biogas
- Others