Energy-Saving through Elevator Regenerative Power System Implementation

The newly developed methodology for impact quantification focuses on the installation and retrofitting of energy storage systems (ESS) in elevators, enabling the capture and dispatch of regenerative energy. This approach applies to both new and existing elevators, facilitating energy efficiency improvements by utilizing electricity generated during elevator operation. The methodology outlines the baseline emissions from traditional elevator systems without ESS, while project emissions account for the energy consumed minus the regenerative energy stored and utilized. It emphasizes the importance of demonstrating additionality, ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks, and accurately monitoring energy consumption to quantify emission reductions effectively. This framework aims to promote sustainable practices in vertical transportation systems by harnessing regenerative energy for operational efficiency.