Super Therm® - Reduced Heat Load - Florida 2003 Energy Report & Industry Test

On February 10th & 11th, 2003 a survey was conducted on Super Therm applied to a residential home roofing system located in Dade County, Florida in accordance with the State of Florida Energy Office / ENERGY CONSERVATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS Designation: ECAP-CUL-1-99 Test Method for Comparing Utility Loads in Standard Constructed Buildings.
The objective of this procedure is to determine the actual impact on a facility, after the implementation of an Energy Conservation Retrofit and verify the reduced utility loads, if any, in occupied residential, commercial and government buildings. The focus of this procedure is to provide a comparison to known standards for all parties interested in using energy related products to displaced conventional utility loads. This procedure addresses the energy consumption properties of the equipment and structural envelope tested and has no relationship to structural, electrical or fire code requirements.
Our survey indicated that your application of Super Therm® reduced total Roof Solar Gain Loads by 20 to 30%. This would qualify as an effective Energy Conservation Measure (ECM) fundable with Federal and State of Florida Energy Grant Dollars where applicable.
Predicated on historically accepted Florida Air Conditioning building component load data and the square footage of the project surveyed, the estimated air conditioning load savings from the SuperTherm retrofit was approximately 11.09 tons of load per 24 hour period.
Reduced environmental Impact of 66 pounds of power plant emissions per hour.
As installed, at the time of this survey, the Super Therm® Roof Coating System proved to be an effective Energy Conservation Measure (ECM) that produced a reasonable simple pay back of approximately 2.2 years on this particular project. This would indicate that it’s application could be fundable with Federal and / or State of Florida Energy Grant Dollars where applicable.
On behalf of the United States Department of Energy, The State of Florida Energy Office and the United States Environmental Protection Agency, let me thank you for your efforts in developing an affordable product that obviously can be instrumental in Conserving Energy. We hope you will continue to consider Florida as a valuable market for your products.
Note: Results are only for this location, environment, set of weather conditions and cannot be guaranteed to produce the same results in other areas.
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