The NC State University Sustainability Blog recently highlighted a thermal energy project in use by the University’s Centennial Campus in Raleigh, NC. Greenland completed the district energy project, which includes a highly visible 25,000-ton-hour chilled water storage tank, earlier this year. Read More
An article in the Winter 2020 International District Energy Association magazine touts the significant investments that North Carolina State University is making at its Raleigh, NC campuses. The university’s central utility plants provide steam, chilled water and electricity to nearly 15 million gross square feet of building space across three campus environments. Read More
When North Carolina State University needed to update the Centennial Campus’ chilled water capacity without a costly plant expansion, it turned to Greenland Enterprises in Hampton, VA. The firm is known for its Design-Build expertise, and providing solutions for challenging and complex mechanical systems. Read More