2022-2026
An investment of 8.9M$
1.4M$ in incentives
55.6% of GHG reductions
171K$ of annual savings
College Jean de la Mennais wanted to place sustainable development at the center of its approach to modernize its electromechanical systems. It is with this mandate in mind that C-nergie developed an energy efficency and asset maintenance project touching at the same time the boiler room, ventilation, centralized controls and lightning of the building. Following this first phase, the CJDLM took advantage of C-nergie's expertise and also entrust our firm with the mandate to add several general ventilation system to its classes.
Measures implemented
- Conversion to LED lighting
- Modernization and optimization of the sport’s complex ventilation
- Modernization and optimization of the boiler room
- Implementation of an aerothermal loop
- Reset of mechanical system (RCx)
- Addition of ventilation systems in classes
- Modernization of the main electrical entrance
Concrete results
- Reduction of the energy bill and GHG emissions
- Simplified operations
- Modernized equipments
- Improved occupants comfort
Collège Jean de la Mennais
The Brothers of Christian Instruction congregation was founded in France in 1819 by two Breton priests, Jean-Marie de la Mennais and Gabriel Deshayes, wishing to provide education to young people in the Revolution aftermath, according to the principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It was in 1886 that the Brothers arrived in Quebec and took charge of an establishment in Chambly. In 1888, they were in La Prairie where they were entrusted with the management of the school on Saint-Ignace Street. In 1890, on the land of the commune itself, the first construction of the vast complex was built which would house, successively or simultaneously, the Brothers mother house, the juniorate, the novitiate, the normal school, and the boarding school. The Collège Jean de la Mennais was created in 1972 and has maintained and developed the heritage highlighted by its predecessors for more than eighty years. And today's Brothers, assisted by many quality collaborators, want to continue the work undertaken by their elders for the benefit of adolescents in the region.
Source: jdlm.qc.ca