In-store comfort
Customers and staff immediately feel a gap in temperature or humidity.
Sector
A comfortable store, a bill under control.
In a large store, air conditioning shapes the comfort of customers and staff. It also weighs on the consumption that the French tertiary decree requires to be reduced.
Challenges
What is at stake in your sector
The tertiary decree
The buildings concerned must reduce their energy consumption over time.
A store that stays open
Work has to be done without closing or disrupting sales.
The Value Park answer
Sustainable cooling, tailored to your infrastructure.
We start by tuning what exists: the chilled-water regime actually in use, the comfort limit, the hydraulics, the controls. This is Value Smart's first path, and one of the most direct levers for the tertiary decree. We then compare cooling technologies for the same demand, on whole-life cost and emissions, backed by energy audits and chiller refurbishment.
A chilled-water regime matched to the store's actual needs
A direct lever for the tertiary decree
Work carried out while the store is open
Refurbishment of the existing chillers
Where to start?
Before changing your installation, check the regime of your chilled-water network: that is often where the first gain lies. Value Smart then points you to the right technology.
A retail & supermarkets project to cool?
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