Energy programmes
Retail and pharmaceutical warehouses, despite the simplicity in the design, have a lot of potential for energy efficiency: high levels of insulation, when the climatic conditions may be extreme; LED lighting and heat recovery from refrigeration equipment and other measures could be implemented effectively and with relatively short payback period.

CarrefourSA
Turkey

Retail chain CarrefourSA started refurbishment programme for its stores and part of this exercise is the energy improvement of the building services in Discounter, Supermarket and Hypermarket stores between 2017-2021.
CDI task included identification and assessment of advanced and cost-effective sustainable energy and water investments, including lighting, cooling and air-conditioning, food production, display food refrigerators, installation on-site energy CHP generation, use of renewables.
Our engineers have assessed the current state of HVAC, Refrigeration and other auxiliary equipment, their operational policies and maintenance regime, based on selected representative stores. We have identified and assess some advanced and cost-effective sustainable energy and water investments, including: lighting, cooling and air-conditioning, food production, display food refrigerators, on-site energy generation, use of renewables.
Laona Warehouses
Ukraine

Alba Ukraine is one of the leading pharmaceutical distribution companies in Ukraine, operating several warehouses across the country.
CDI undertook Energy Performance and Sustainable Energy Assessment of its two pharmaceutical warehouses: the main existing distribution centre, located in Boryspil and the new warehouse and distribution project. Energy Performance Assessment for the existing and new warehouses provided enough information to estimate Sustainable Energy Investments (SEI) for the new warehouse.
The SEI are investments into the technologies that promote sustainable energy include renewable energy sources, such hydroelectricity, solar energy, wind energy, wave power, geothermal energy, tidal power and also technologies designed to improve energy efficiency.
Hyatt Cairo West
Egypt

Hyatt Regency Cairo West, set to open in the last quarter of 2020, situated within the well-established Pyramids Heights Business Park, the hotel will provide the perfect setting for business and leisure travelers, as well as meetings and events.
The developer wanted to maximise the use of solar power to reduce hotel’s carbon emission and provide a green roof to support wild life, plants and species.
CDI delivered a solar energy feasibility study, alongside with green roof and green certification feasibility conducted by external experts. We have investigated the potential for installing solar energy technologies to reduce the energy expenditures and greenhouse gas emissions from the new Hyatt hotel, assessing financial and environmental benefits of viable systems and finding the best combination of PV and solar thermal installations to suit the hotel operations.
We supported the development team with the procurement and implementation process, producing tender documentation, reviewing contractors proposals, advising the client on the best offer.
Venta Warehouses
Ukraine

The object of this sustainable energy investments assessment is a warehouse and distribution centre for pharmaceutical goods. Warehouse located in Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine.
The main objectives of the assessment are to assess the energy performance of the selected buildings and identify cost-effective and technically feasible sustainable energy opportunities for the selected buildings, one existing and one at the project stage.
We have provided the client with the set of preferred and additional measures. If preferred set is implemented, it allows reduction energy consumption by 57 per cent for existing building and by 41 per cent in under design project.
Korzinka
Uzbekistan

EBRD has invested in the expansion of one of the leading local food retailers in Uzbekistan. Retail chain Korzinka was implementing a programme to increase its store count from 40 to 120 in 4 years, with the majority of the stores located in the capital city, Tashkent.
Main objectives of this assignment for us were to identify and assess any Green Investments considered by the Client and leading to the improvement of energy and environmental performance across the retail infrastructure. We have conducted an energy assessment of several stores and review their technical condition. Then cost-effective energy and operation efficiency improvements were identified in building fabric, mechanical and electrical services, including air-conditioning, lighting, automation and control, food refrigerators and water facilities.
We have worked with the client to select the most appropriate measures, and further assessed and quantify the investments costs required for the implementation of suggested recommendations.