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Northline Cold Storage

Refrigeration & cold storage · Vancouver, BC, Canada

Legacy energy demonstration · no carbon certificate
Baseline peak demand92 kWJan–Mar 2026 monthly average
Comparison peak demand78 kWApr–Jun 2026 monthly average
Observed difference−14 kWBefore full normalization

Documented energy progress

Better scheduling.
A lower observed peak.

This fictional example shows how staggered defrost cycles could reduce overlapping loads. Temperature requirements and equipment suitability must be checked by a refrigeration specialist.

Baseline · Jan–Mar 2026After action · Apr–Jun 2026

What the record covers

One Vancouver site, electricity peak demand and supplied interval records. The comparison does not fully control for weather, throughput or operational changes. It is not a claim of annual savings or carbon neutrality.

Method & comparison periods

Monthly maxima are averaged within each three-month period: January–March 2026 (92 kW) and April–June 2026 (78 kW). The 14 kW difference is observed, not a normalized or causal savings estimate. All readings are illustrative.

Approved action summary · sample

Defrost starts were staggered to reduce coincident loads. A real project requires equipment-specific checks, temperature monitoring and a qualified refrigeration specialist's approval.

Carbon claim: none issued.

Energy review evidence is scoped to the specified location and dates. It does not establish carbon neutrality.