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Thermal Energy Storage Tank

The 8.1-million-gallon thermal energy storage tank northeast of city campus works like a battery, holding chilled water in reserve to cool campus buildings during peak demand periods. The system reduces energy costs by chilling stored water when energy use on campus is low, primarily at night and on weekends. December 2, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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The 8.1-million-gallon thermal energy storage tank northeast of city campus works like a battery, holding chilled water in reserve to cool campus buildings during peak demand periods. The system reduces energy costs by chilling stored water when energy use on campus is low, primarily at night and on weekends. December 2, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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The 8.1-million-gallon thermal energy storage tank northeast of city campus works like a battery, holding chilled water in reserve to cool campus buildings during peak demand periods. The system reduces energy costs by chilling stored water when energy use on campus is low, primarily at night and on weekends. December 2, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Thermal Energy storage tank on East Campus with the East Campus Power Plant (smokestack) in the background. UNL Utility Plants. November 29, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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UNL has a new water tank as part of sustainability project. The new specialized water tank is designed to reduce energy costs and increase heating and cooling system efficiency. The 8.1-million-gallon tank, which is scheduled to go online in spring 2018,

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UNL has a new water tank as part of sustainability project. The new specialized water tank is designed to reduce energy costs and increase heating and cooling system efficiency. The 8.1-million-gallon tank, which is scheduled to go online in spring 2018,

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UNL has a new water tank as part of sustainability project. The new specialized water tank is designed to reduce energy costs and increase heating and cooling system efficiency. The 8.1-million-gallon tank, which is scheduled to go online in spring 2018,

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UNL has a new water tank as part of sustainability project. The new specialized water tank is designed to reduce energy costs and increase heating and cooling system efficiency. The 8.1-million-gallon tank, which is scheduled to go online in spring 2018,

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All photos are available to UNL departments at no charge. Email the titles of the photos to Craig Chandler or Monica Myers.

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