TIP No. 6: SHUT-DOWN F.F. EQUIPMENT & DISPOSAL

In the early years, it was often customary for the Client
(operating end-user) to prefer to exclude the
removal/disposal (of the shut-down & by-passed plant room
equipment) from a renewable energy Retrofit contract. It was
by reason of a “Trust Deficit” in all new Clean-Tech Systems.
The Client usually insisted to retain the existing (by-passed)
F.F. Equipment as “stand-by” on-site. It was considered as
re-assuring to the Client in a situation of worst-case weather
and/or an incidence of Building over-load demand. This
preferred obligation for non-disposal was also a benefit to
stake-holders for a reduced CAPEX (to achieve a
30<60month PBP) and defer costs to the next annual
accounting period for cutting-up/disposal of large sized
Basement & Rooftop Plant.

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