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Gold Coast waterpark WhiteWater World is set to benefit from the latest heating technology with the upcoming addition of one of the largest water heating installations in Australia.

The forthcoming installation by Evo Energy Technologies will provide WhiteWater World with a cutting-edge system upgrade that will make it one of the most energy efficient waterparks on the planet.

Evo Energy’s redesign will continue to heat over 30 slides, water-rides and pools to a temperature of 27 degrees while cutting existing carbon emissions by over 35%.

Troy Margetts, General Manager of Park Operations at Dreamworld/WhiteWater World expects that, on top of environmental benefits, the technology’s smart control and monitoring capabilities will boost operational efficiencies as well.

Margetts explains “the EvoHeat CS200-GEN2 technology will allow us to monitor and remotely control all aspects of the water heating plant to ensure maximum comfort for our guests all year round.”

EvoEnergy Director Travis McNeill says 19 high-performance heat pumps will provide up to 3,610kW heating capacity, unparalleled energy efficiency and a reduction in running costs of over 70%.

McNeill adds “the financial savings over the existing gas boiler system are phenomenal.

“Our technology is incredibly economic and has helped pave the way for sustainable heat pump technology in Australia, slashing running costs and cutting carbon emissions for thousands of homes and commercial businesses.”

A mix of trade specialists including hydraulic engineers, plumbers, electricians, BMS/Controls specialists, civil works contractors, laborers, gas technicians and design draftsman will converge on WhiteWater World from this month with the new water heating installation due for completion in May. 

Click here to contact Evo Energy Technologies through their Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory entry.

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