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Keeping TV crew warm in sub-zero temperatures

Keeping TV crew warm in sub-zero temperatures

  • The challenge

    Keeping a TV crew warm in outdoor temperatures of -15°F

  • The solution

    A hot water-based system, perfectly spread across the space

  • The impact

    Comfortable conditions, even when the weather took a turn

Client:TV Network

Location:Maine, USA

Sectors:Utilities

The Challenge

Keeping a TV crew warm in outdoor temperatures of -15°F

Outdoor temperatures are uncontrollable and unpredictable, but despite the weather, the show must go on. For one TV network covering a major football game, the freezing winter weather came rolling in and posed a major challenge for production. The network found they couldn’t fit production trucks inside the stadium, so the only other option left would be to set up tents for their crews within the stadium. But with an open stadium and a wind chill of -30°F, it would be a struggle to keep their team warm and safe.

They turned to Aggreko to come up with a winning game plan.

-15ºFOutside temperature
$80KSavings compared to electricity usage
1,000,000BTUs of heat

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