District Cooling Energy Consumption Calculator

Calculate Your District Cooling Energy Consumption & Cost

Maximum cooling capacity required.
Annual hours system operates at peak capacity.
Efficiency of the district cooling plant.
Your local electricity tariff.

Estimate your district cooling energy consumption and operational costs quickly. This free online tool helps facility managers and engineers optimize HVAC efficiency, plan budgets, and reduce environmental impact for commercial and industrial properties.

Formula:

Energy Consumption (kWh) = (Peak Cooling Load (TR) × Full Load Hours (hours/year) × 3.517 kWh/TR) ÷ Average System COP
Where:

  • Peak Cooling Load (TR): The maximum cooling capacity required by the building or facility in Tons of Refrigeration.
  • Full Load Hours (hours/year): The equivalent number of hours per year the cooling system operates at its peak capacity.
  • 3.517 kWh/TR: A conversion factor, representing the electrical energy equivalent of one Ton of Refrigeration for one hour.
  • Average System COP: The Coefficient of Performance of the district cooling plant, indicating its energy efficiency (cooling output / electrical input).

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