Makryammos Bungalows Hotel in the island of Thassos – Greece
Makryammos Bungalows lies on the northern part of the island.
It is a place of rare natural beauty, dwelling on a pine-covered hillside that finally subsides into a scenic cove overlooking the Aegean Sea.
The hotel is built on a 35 acres site, with more than 30 detached bungalows and a number of central main facilities / buildings.
Pilot targets
– Understanding of seasonality and variety in load and generation profiling through monitoring of energy production and use in a touristic resort with variable energy usage
– Design of energy services for commercial customers with high sensitivity and variability of customer interaction.
– Facilitate the transformation to an environmentally friendly hotel
– Optimization of the self-consumption rate on the bungalows
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Location
CONSUMER INVOLVED |
BUILDINGS INVOLVED |
BUILDING TYPOLOGY |
Up to 400 |
30 |
Rental Bungalows |
Three of the bungalows have been recently equipped with photovoltaic plants.
The hotel is in a transformation process in becoming a “green hotel” and will offer its facilities for the Greek pilot and local expertise in the management of its energy infrastructure.
Energy Profile
CONSUMPTION |
PRODUCTION |
450kW maximum demand80,000 kWh/yr (electricity) |
3 PV units totalling circa 50kW65,000 kW/h (electricity) |
Installed Equipment
BUNGALOW 1 |
BUNGALOW 2 |
BUNGALOW 3 |
56 SunPower photovoltaic modules 350Wp each |
54 SunPower photovoltaic modules 350Wp each |
36 SunPower photovoltaic modules 350Wp each |
One Fronius Symo 12kW on grid inverter |
One Fronius Symo 12kW on grid inverter |
One Fronius Symo 12kW on grid inverter |
One Fronius Symow 5kw hybrid inverter |
One Fronius Symow 5kw hybrid inverter |
One Fronius Symow 5kw hybrid inverter |
One BYD HVM 8.3 lithium ion battery. |
One BYD HVM 8.3 lithium ion battery. |
One BYD HVM 8.3 lithium ion battery. |
Activities conducted in the pilot
Enhanced EPC services proposed by frESCO will look into maximising the energy savings at the Greek pilot by sharing consumption in different loads and potentially aggregating flexibility for providing further services and maximising the benefits of the infrastructure. In particular, frESCO will explore the business case behind integrated energy services bundles including, at least, optimal self-consumption (PV + batteries), automation and flexibility services – since the Greek market has started its first steps to open residential demand-response, placing comfort at the centre of the offer.
