
The Centre des glaces Gilles-Chabot stands out for its exemplary energy management, reflecting its commitment to energy efficiency and cost reduction. Despite these efforts, energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions have risen in recent years, highlighting the persistent challenges in the pursuit of sustainability.
Aware of its role in the global ecological transition, the Centre des glaces Gilles-Chabotcontinues to work tirelessly to reduce its GHG emissions and improve its energy efficiency.
To bring this vision to life, it enlisted the expertise of TST, which managed the analysis, implementation, and monitoring of energy-saving measures. With TST’s support, the Centre des glaces Gilles-Chabot has been able to make informed decisions to optimize its environmental performance.
To guide the Centre des glaces Gilles-Chabot toward its full energy and sustainability potential, TST teams carried out a retro-commissioning (RCx) project, which was 75% subsidized by Énergir’s Building Tune-Up Program and the EcoPerformance Program administered by the Ministry of the Environment, the Fight Against Climate Change, Wildlife and Parks.
The two-year process of planning, investigation, implementation, and energy monitoring ensured that the Centre des glaces Gilles-Chabot received comprehensive support.
In addition to ensuring the proper operation of its energy systems, these services demonstrate the undeniable benefits of decarbonization.
The proof is in the results!
More than 14 recommended measures, including:

By optimizing its energy consumption and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the Centre des glaces Gilles-Chabot is actively committed to shrinking its ecological footprint, aligning itself with the global movement toward a more sustainable economy.
In this endeavor, TST has become an essential partner for the organization, providing invaluable support by guiding the implementation of the best solutions for its facility. Through close and ongoing collaboration, TST contributes its expertise to identify the most effective strategies for optimizing the environmental performance of the Centre des glaces Gilles-Chabot.

Arenas are energy-intensive buildings, and their technical equipment often has an environmental footprint proportional to the age of the facility. It is therefore a civic responsibility to upgrade them to optimize their operation.
Ultimately, beyond the environmental benefits, we are increasing our energy performance, which translates into greater efficiency, lower costs, and better air and ice quality for various ice sports.
To achieve this, TST has been an unwavering partner in reducing the environmental impact of our operations while ensuring the well-being and comfort of our diverse clientele.
Benoit Lazure | General Manager, Sportium