Transforming Comfort With Clean Energy and Caring People

Parkview’s Climate-Control Updates

Set atop a beautiful, 17-acre Wildlife Preserve, Asbury Methodist Village – Park View is home to 90 residents across 65 luxury senior living suites. Founded in 1926 as the largest continuing care retirement community in Montgomery County, Park View blends natural beauty with modern comfort, cutting-edge technology, and community-focused programs. To maintain the highest quality of life in every season, Park View recognized the need to upgrade its HVAC systems to match the caliber of its surroundings.

 

 The Opportunity

With HVAC equipment already past its life expectancy, Park View wanted to upgrade to energy-efficient equipment to reduce energy use, cut costs, improve comfort, and reduce its carbon footprint.

The Upgrades

  • Park View replaced its existing chillers with five-stack, multi-stack water-cooled chillers
  • The retirement community upgraded its older, less-efficient boilers with three new condensing boilers

The Benefits

  • Projected energy savings of approximately 562,818 kWh per year
  • Incentives paid $140,705
  • A more environmentally responsible facility with a reduced carbon footprint
  • Opportunities for future improvements

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Pepco is proud to offer a variety of energy-saving programs designed to fit your business’s needs. Let us help you start saving energy and money.

We Are Here to Help

Have any questions about the incentives, your eligibility, or how to apply? Contact us and we can help you get started today.

 

EmPOWER Maryland programs are funded by a charge on your energy bill. EmPOWER programs can help you reduce your energy consumption and save you money. To learn more about EmPOWER and how you can participate, click here.

The EmPOWER Maryland charge funds programs that can help you reduce your energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions and save you money. Since the inception of the EmPOWER Maryland program in 2008, the programs have saved $14.5 billion on installed measures at a cost of $4.1 billion. In addition to new program costs, this charge includes paying off the uncollected costs that were accrued over time by programs required by the EmPOWER statute and authorized by the Commission. In accordance with House Bill 864 the uncollected amounts will be fully paid by the end of 2032.