Financial Performance:
Value That Endures
Expect a solid 12.5% return on investment, sixfold more capital for future upgrades over 30 years, and lower expenditures to replace ventilation systems. In short: you invest smarter, not harder.
The financial benefits are substantial, generating a 12.5% ROI. Over the long term, the savings compound significantly. By addressing ventilation efficiency first, an organization can generate 6X more funds to invest in other visible improvements over a 30-year period. Furthermore, this strategy reduces future capital requirements by promoting less maintenance and longer equipment life span.
Increase in electricity costs will be a bout 4% per year. Slightly higher than the 2.3% EDU provided in the 2022-23 GSN.
Increase is gas will average closer to 10%, including carbon tax, well above the 2.3% provided by EDU. Of course, the current pressures of the war in Ukraine and the climate action are major contributors to that increase.
Chief Financial Officers, here’s looking a line items in your ledger that has a lot of impactful on both your CapEx and OpEx. Energy is the second highest building operational cost second only to staffing.
When it comes to the cost associated with running schools. If you look at the right hand side of this graphic 33.3% of your energy profile is consumed by ventilation. The other third is lighting. And the other third is everything else including plug loads. And other systems could be pumps, things like that.
Ventilation is the biggest area of opportunity for cost savings. Our data shows a 10-12% reduction on average in energy costs.
Through our duct sealing audit program we will provide data to show the improvement from pre implementation to post implementation so paybacks can be easily calculated.
