Singh360 Offers “LEED Modeling” Services to Supermarket Retailers

Minneapolis, MN, February 23, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Singh360, a full service facility management consulting firm, provides cost effective “LEED Modeling” services to supermarket and grocery retailers. A typical commercial building consumes most of the energy in air-conditioning (HVAC) and lighting. However, supermarkets spend 40-50% of energy on refrigeration in addition to HVAC and lighting. The presence of refrigeration makes the modeling unique. It is extremely important to have knowledge of the latest development in refrigeration to accurately model and maximize all credits for LEED certification.

“We have more than twenty years of experience in supermarket energy systems and technology and we not only help retailers evaluate all design options but also get cost effective solutions,” said Abtar Singh, Chief Executive Officer for Singh360. “Supermarkets have seen many developments in refrigeration system types such as, distributed system, secondary glycol system and now carbon-di-oxide and ammonia based systems. Many of them require custom refrigeration models for optimized design.” They conduct exceptional calculations to capture all savings over baseline design and get maximum LEED points.

About Singh360 Inc. (www.singh360.com)

Singh360 is a full service facility management consulting firm. The firm is fully independent from energy commodity and equipment suppliers, operating from the customer’s perspective. Singh360 provides objectivity in seeking and developing the best solutions for energy and maintenance challenges.

The end to end solutions provided by Singh360 reflect the latest in innovative technologies not only to address the needs of today, but also for better capabilities in the future. These services range from building envelope assessments to a complete mechanical and electrical design (including HVAC, lighting and refrigeration systems) and renewable energy evaluations for both new and existing buildings.

Singh360 deploys computer modeling tools such as eQUEST and its in-house developed custom refrigeration models for all of its analysis. The generated models not only look at historical hourly weather data for the locations, but also provide recommendations based on utility rate structures (including real-time pricing, time of use [TOU] rates and fixed rates) for the location.

The design and efficiency improvement recommendations are backed by Sing360’s rich field experience in HVAC, refrigeration and control systems. Singh360 helps your organization prioritize your efficiency projects, giving emphasis on your sustainability goals and timely returns of investment.

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