Seminar 29 -- Low Energy Design for Casinos: Integrating CHP Systems ✓ Most Recent

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Hotels and casinos represent an excellent but underutilized market for combined heat and power (CHP). According to the U.S. EPA, of the nearly 48,000 hotels in the United States, about 10,000 have the energy characteristics suitable for current CHP technology. More than 1,000 of these sites are likely to meet a simple payback on their investment within five years or less. The Rio was the first Las Vegas hotel and casino to incorporate CHP in 2004 and MGM City Center is the second system commissioned in 2009. These two projects provide important insight into CHP system design, operation and economic which is the subject of this seminar.

• The Rio Hotel & Casino Experience: A 4.9 MW CHP System Generating 40% of the Electricity, 60% of the Hot Water and 65% of the Heat for the Hotel
  Gearoid Foley, Member
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• Las Vegas MGM Mirage City Center's CHP Facility Delivers 8 MW of Electricity and 800 BHP of Steam
  Bruce Hedman, Ph.D.
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