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Optimising energy performance across an airport site

Comprehensive energy assessments spanning Air Traffic Control, the terminal building and support structures.

Whole siteassessment coverage
On timeand within budget
Background

CSR Sustain was instructed to lead on improving energy efficiency at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, conducting comprehensive energy assessments across the entire site.

Client: Liverpool John Lennon Airport  ·  Location: Liverpool

What we did
  • A phased assessment approach covering each building category
  • Delivery scheduled around live airport operations
Scope & approach

How the programme ran

Site-wide energy assessment

Assessments covering critical areas including Air Traffic Control, the terminal building and support structures.

Ongoing support

Continued support for the airport on its route toward energy excellence.

Challenges

What made this difficult

01

Operationally critical estate

Plant running outside occupancy schedules, with control settings drifting through seasonal change and manual overrides.

02

Diverse building types

Plant running outside occupancy schedules, with control settings drifting through seasonal change and manual overrides.

Results

The outcome

RThe contract was delivered on time and within budget, establishing the baseline for continued energy improvement across the site.

Whole siteassessment coveraged
On timeand within budgetd
What we learned

Lessons

Takeaways
  • Complex operational sites need assessment programmes built around access windows

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