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Summary
For more than a century, a district energy system has powered some of the most important buildings in downtown Cleveland, OH. Today known as Corix Cleveland Thermal, the system provides steam and chilled water to approximately 90 buildings encompassing 20 million square feet of space. Its customers include government facilities, hotels, educational institutions, apartment buildings and convention facilities relying on the system for heating and cooling.
The district energy network traces its roots to 1894, when the original steam system was established. Chilled water service followed nearly a century later in 1993. Since acquiring the system in 2015, Corix has continued operating and investing in the infrastructure. Today, the company is preparing a major modernization effort focused on the chilled water plant, ensuring the system remains reliable and expandable for decades.
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