Reply To: Energy use of the grocery store

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01/05/2025 at 2:17 pm #9028
Tom Nguyen
Keymaster

    Hey Liam

    It’s a small grocery store that isn’t too dissimilar to other small stores you’ll find in metropolitan suburbs. You’ll be able to do some research and come up with some assumptions on energy usage to justify the kWh you’re adopting for your design.

    Cheers

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