Connecting New & Existing Buildings
Eliminate the risk and cost of installing in-building heating/cooling equipment.
Mechanical equipment failures can lead to the challenges of budgeting accurately, especially as the equipment ages.
Heating/cooling equipment occupies potential income producing building and roof space.
Loss of heating or cooling can lead to reputational loss, costly reimbursements and lost business in the future.
Budget Predictability
Eliminate the uncertainty of equipment installation, repair and maintenance costs.
Increased Reliability
Our systems have back-up equipment and are operated 24/7 to increase reliability.
Reduced Risk
Eliminate the need to install and maintain new equipment for decades into the future.
Speed of Installation
CenTrio completes the interconnection to your building requiring minimal space.
Simplicity
Integrate seamlessly into building control system providing temperature adjustment.
No Connection Fee
No connection fee to interconnect the building to the district system.
Decreased Capital Costs
Eliminate the need for installing your own building heating and cooling equipment.
Increased Space Availability
Eliminate equipment in a building frees up space for income generating opportunities.
turn-key interconnection
providing more flexibility on selecting the best location
accelerating the installation process
This historic Art Deco building in Chicago is now a mixed-use office space and event venue. Originally built in 1921 and expanded in 1932, it was once the largest postal facility in the world. After being vacant for nearly two decades, it was extensively renovated and now houses corporate offices, a food hall, and event spaces.
The design for this unique building comes from the renowned minds of the Bjarke Ingels Group. The result is a 28-story Class A office building that’s a new standard for Houston office space. By connecting to district energy & eliminating the need for an on-site central plant, the building is projected to reduce embodied carbon by nearly 50% compared to a traditional building of similar size.
Seattle’s first purpose-built luxury hotel & the original site of the University of Washington, set new standards for luxury, comfort and service, praised by The Seattle Times as “Second to None.” Partially funded by the community, it became a magnet for Seattleites, celebrities, and the glamorous. A storied landmark, it remains an iconic fixture of Seattle society—a place to see and be seen.
