Rapid Energy were called in after the hospital’s cooling system deteriorated to the point where only one of four installed chillers remained operational. With the remaining units failing and summer demand approaching, the risk to the site was significant, so our engineers were mobilised immediately.
All hired equipment was specified to meet the hospital’s full cooling demand and provide complete redundancy in the event of any unit fault, including:


Rapid Energy successfully delivered 1440kW of temporary cooling capacity, restoring stability to the hospital’s system.
The temporary chillers took full load off the existing failing units, allowing them to safely shut down. The system quickly stabilised at 7°C, a level the hospital had not achieved in years, significantly improving overall performance.
All works were completed with zero disruption to hospital operations, ensuring continuity of critical services throughout.
This project demonstrates Rapid Energy’s ability to deliver fast, engineered solutions in high-pressure, complex environments, where reliability, safety, and speed are essential.
