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Zeckendorf Green Power Project
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Verizon

Since their merger as Verizon, Bell Atlantic and GTE have been able to bring together their unique and complementary strengths to form a new company that has become one of the world’s premier communications companies. Verizon represents a new breadth of capabilities for a telecommunications company - a unique mix of local and long distance, national and international assets, voice, wireless, data, Internet and more.

When Verizon needed high quality and highly reliable energy for their industrial telecommunications facilities, they contacted Syska Hennessy Group Because of Verizon’s satisfaction with previous chiller and chilled water projects, they looked again to Syska Hennessy to provide them with new and unique energy solutions.

Currently Syska Hennessy completed studies and is now working on the program management, which includes detail design, that will bring highly reliable and environmentally friendly Fuel Cells combined with natural gas reciprocating engines, to what is now called The Zeckendorf Green Power Project. This project is located at Verizon’s Zeckendorf Central Office Switching Facility, which requires absolute power reliability and has been ranked #27 in the top 200 on the National Telecommunications Electric Service Priority list. The Zeckendorf facility controls most of the telecommunication traffic for 4 million residents and 125,00 businesses.

Syska Hennessy’s approach is simple yet innovative. They plan to power the facility with seven (7) 200 kW PAFC fuel cells supplemented by an additional four (4) 2@500 & 2@1000 kw natural gas reciprocating engine-generators to “peak’ the facilities output while providing a reliable backup while operating independent of the utility grid. Heat generated from the fuel cells and engines will also provide heat and cooling services to the facility and its occupants. When completed, this will be the largest multiple PAFC fuel cell installation in the world. It will be one of the only, if not the first, hybrid system, which combines existing technology (reciprocating engines) with a new technology to provide high quality reliable power.

An added attraction to this approach is its solution for environmental concerns often attributed to power generating facilities. Because of the use of fuel cells that create no emissions into the environment, Syska Hennessy will be able to create an efficient, reliable and environmentally friendly power solution to Verizon.



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