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Maximo Shopping Centre

EPC Contracting for Maximo Shopping Centre
EPC Contracting
Customer Maximo Shopping Centre
Where Rome
Solution EPC Contracting
Sector Civil

The shopping centre is part of the ‘Non-Residential Urban Development Plan’ developed within the G.R.A. (Rome's ring road) and is organised around a large square covering 15,000 square metres, which is intended for cultural, recreational and commercial events.

Strengths

Integrated system engineering solutions

Cefla designed and built the entire thermomechanical, electrical and trigeneration systems for the Maximo Shopping Centre, ensuring an advanced and sustainable technological infrastructure.

Energy efficiency and sustainability

The adoption of trigeneration systems and photovoltaic systems has enabled a significant reduction in energy consumption and emissions, in line with environmental sustainability objectives.


Comfort and safety

The implementation of state-of-the-art air conditioning systems and intelligent control systems ensures great visitor comfort and maximum operational safety.

Reduced operating costs

Key Numbers

65.000 m²

Commercial space

350 m²

Surface area of photovoltaic panels

1,2 MW electrical

Trigeneration plant power

500 kWp

Photovoltaic system power

Background

Maximo is part of the Urban Regeneration Plan for the Laurentino district in Rome and is one of the capital's largest shopping centres. The complex houses 155 shops, a multiplex cinema, a food court and underground parking, offering a complete shopping and entertainment experience.

A project characterised by a remarkable level of integration between architectural, structural and plant engineering aspects and innovative technologies for Italy.

Challenges

  • Integration of complex systems
    Coordinating the implementation of thermo-mechanical, electrical and trigeneration systems in a single integrated solution, ensuring efficiency and reliability.
  • Tight deadlines
    Meeting delivery deadlines for the centre's inauguration, coordinating activities with other companies involved in the project.
  • Environmental sustainability
    Implementing advanced technological solutions to reduce environmental impact and improve the energy efficiency of the entire complex.

Project Tasks

Cefla delivered a complete project, taking care of:

  • Design and construction of thermo-mechanical systems, including air conditioning, heating and ventilation systems.
  • Installation of a 1.2 MW electric trigeneration plant for the combined production of electricity, heating and cooling.
  • Construction of a 500 kWp photovoltaic plant for the production of electricity from renewable sources.
  • Implementation of automation and control systems for intelligent plant management.

Implementation

The project was completed in 2020, on schedule and allowing the shopping centre to open on time. Cefla's integrated approach optimised the design and construction phases, ensuring high standards of quality and performance.
The trigeneration plant, for the simultaneous production of electricity, heating and cooling, consists of a cogeneration plant (two Jenbacher cogenerators and associated heat recovery generators), a heating and cooling plant (two methane-fired hot water generators and two absorption chillers) and two cooling plants (two electric refrigeration units in each plant).
The trigeneration system, which is fully integrated into the shopping centre, supplies the condominium users with basic electricity (the remainder is purchased from the national grid) and all their thermal (hot water) and cooling (chilled water) energy requirements. The trigeneration system also includes a water storage, treatment and pressurisation plant for domestic cold water and well water for technological use. The complex has been awarded environmental sustainability certification in accordance with Breeam standards.
The efficiency of the trigeneration plant is such that the customer, PARSEC 6 S.p.A., benefits from long-term economic advantages recognised by Cogenerazione Alto Rendimento (C.A.R) and the Energy Efficiency Certificates (White Certificates) market, not to mention the positive impact on the shopping centre image in terms of energy savings and environmental protection.

 

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