The City of Cincinnati was awarded $402,937 to install a 93 kilowatt solar array on the roof of the Duke Energy Convention Center. The 396 Sharp modules were installed by Ohio-based Third Sun Solar & Wind, Ltd. This system will complement the energy efficiency retrofit that the convention center is currently undergoing and reduce the convention center's carbon dioxide emissions by 147,422 pounds per year.

Status: Complete

The City of Cincinnati Parks was awarded $583,418 to install a 170 kilowatt rooftop solar array. The 60 Sharp modules, located throughout 13 park sites, are used as a training and job creation tool for urban youth as well as an educational outreach tool for the general public.

Status: Complete

Forest City Residential Management Inc. was been awarded $1.14 million to install a 350 kilowatt rooftop solar array system on three of The Midtown Towers' residential building complexes. The project site is located in Cleveland's main manufacturing district and will prevent 345 short tons of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere.

Status: Complete

The Greater Cincinnati Water Works was awarded $775,665 for the installation of a 280 kilowatt rooftop solar array installed by Third Sun Solar & Wind, Ltd. This system is one component of their total project to conduct energy efficiency retrofits at their facility.

Status: Complete

Hull & Associates, Inc. was awarded $405,931 for the installation of a 93 kilowatt rooftop solar array. The 396 Sharp modules were installed by Ohio-based Third Sun Solar & Wind, Ltd. This installation was one of the first installations in Ohio to combine new commercial facilities and solar energy on a brownfield site. The project is estimated to produce more than 98 megawatt hours of renewable energy annually and will reduce greenhouse gases by 69.17 short tons.

Status: Complete

Hull & Associates Inc, PNA Solar Project
2401 East Broadway
Northwood, Ohio 43619 

Hull & Associates, Inc. was awarded $880,782 to install a 250 kilowatt solar array project on Pilkington North America, Inc. (PNA)'s Plant 21 site. The 3,336 locally manufactured First Solar modules were installed by Ohio-based installer Advanced Distributed Generation. This installation was one of the first installations in Ohio to be completed on a building that was designed as a solar-ready facility.

Status: Complete

IGS Energy
6100 Emerald Parkway
Dublin, Ohio 43016

Ohio-based IGS Energy was awarded $401,369 for the installation of a 93 kilowatt rooftop solar array. The 396 Sharp modules, installed by Ohio-based Third Sun Solar & Wind, Ltd., helped IGS Energy achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for their new headquarters. This project, which was one of the first installations on a solar-ready commercial facility, is estimated to produce more than 98megawatt hours per year of renewable energy and reduce greenhouse emissions by 69.17 short tons.

Status: Complete

The Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland was awarded $360,294 for the installation of a 76 kilowatt rooftop solar array. The 324 Sharp modules assist in the Jewish Community's goal to achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for their new headquarters. The system was installed by Ohio-based Repower Solutions.

Status: Complete

The METRO Regional Transit Authority was awarded $1 million for the deployment of a 488 kilowatt rooftop solar array located on its central bus barn. The installation of these 2,080 Sharp modules, combined with the existing 133 kilowatt solar array, makes this system one of the largest single-array systems in Ohio.

Status: Complete

The Ohio Department of Mental Health was awarded $652,932 for the deployment of a 232 kilowatt rooftop solar array , which will reduce their carbon dioxide emissions by 375,709 tons per year. The 990 Sharp modules were installed by Ohio-based Third Sun Solar & Wind Power, Ltd.

Status: Complete

Solar Vision LLC was awarded $831,637 to install a 220 kilowatt solar array system on four carport structures in the parking lot of the Athens City Community Center. Solar Vision partnered with three additional Ohio-based companies, Dovetail Solar & Wind, Proteck Park, and Schieber & Associates, for the implementation of these Ohio-manufactured solar carport structures.

Status: Complete

The Toledo Museum of Art was awarded $422,904 for the installation of a 100kilowatt commercial solar rooftop grid system. This is the second system installed on the museum's roof, giving the museum a total capacity of 201 kilowatts of solar-generated energy. The project utilized locally manufactured First Solar panels that were installed by local installer, Advanced Distributed Generation.

Status: Complete

Parkway Local Schools, Renewable Energy / Conversation Project
400 Buckeye Street
Rockford, Ohio 45882 

Parkway Local Schools was awarded $16,080 to install 16 EnerWorks solar thermal systems. The installed systems will save the school district $48,299 in annual electricity costs and $28,879 in annual gas costs. This project is part of a state-of-the-art learning center to educate the public on sustainability practices.

Status: Complete

Archbold Area Local Schools was awarded $1.23 million for their Archbold Local Schools-Fulton Wind Consortia project. After participating in Green Energy Ohio's one-year anemometer loan program, sponsored by the Ohio Department of Development, the school chose to install a 750 kilowatt HPM America wind turbine. The turbine will be installed by Ohio-based The Renaissance Group.

Status: In Progress

The Cuyahoga County Board of Commissioners has been awarded $1 million from the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds Wind Turbine Project. Once installed in the county fairgrounds, the single 600 kilowatt utility scale wind turbine will be used as an educational and job training tool for the soon-to-be-constructed Energy Center with the collaboration of Polaris Career Center.

Status: In Progress

The Kenston Local School District was awarded $1.11 million for the installation of a 750 kilowatt wind turbine. Kenston Schools has partnered with Ohio-based Parker Hannifin to showcase this wind turbine as an example of an Ohio designed and manufactured system.

Lincoln Electric Company was awarded $1.13 million for the installation of a 2.5 megawatt Kenersys wind turbine at its Euclid manufacturing plant. This demonstration project is the first installed in the United States by this manufacturer. With positive results, Kenersys may establish manufacturing in the United States and enable Lincoln Electric to offset a substantial portion of their energy costs.

Status: Complete

Hull & Associates, Inc. was awarded $405,931 for the installation of a 93 kilowatt rooftop solar array. The 396 Sharp modules were installed by Ohio-based Third Sun Solar & Wind, Ltd. This installation was one of the first installations in Ohio to combine new commercial facilities and solar energy on a brownfield site. The project is estimated to produce more than 98 megawatt hours of renewable energy annually and will reduce greenhouse gases by 69.17 short tons.

Status: In Progress

Toledo Electric Joint Apprentice and Training Committee
803 Lime City Road
Rossford, Ohio  43460

The Toledo Electric Joint Apprentice and Training Committee was awarded $420,000 to install a single 100 kilowatt Northern Power Systems wind turbine. The wind turbine is used as a hands-on tool that will train more than 1,000 journeymen and apprentices to provide maintenance on wind turbines.

Status: Complete

French Creek BioEnergy, LLC was awarded $1 million to own and operate an anaerobic digester for the City of North Ridgeville's "French Creek" Waste Water Treatment Plant. The treatment plant will supply the digester with 20.5 wet tons per day of biosolids and a waste hauler will supply 57 wet tons per day of regional biosolids, mixed soaps and food waste. The system will generate nearly 5.5 million kilowatt hours of electricity and 13,850 million BTUs of thermal heat annually.

Status: In Progress

Forest City Land Development, LLC was awarded $1 million to construct and operate an anaerobic digester at the previous General Motors Fisher Body Plant in Cleveland. A waste hauler will supply the digester with 88 wet tons per day of mixed biomass to generate more than 5 million kilowatt hours of electricity and 23,200 million BTUs of thermal heat annually.

Status: In Progress

Haviland Co. was awarded $1 million to own and operate an anaerobic digester in Paulding County. A waste hauler will supply the digester with 92 wet tons per day mixed biomass to generate more than 8.6 million kilowatt hours of electricity and 40,600 million BTUs of thermal heat annually.

Status: In Progress

Lime Lake Energy, LLC was awarded $1 million to own and operate an anaerobic digester on 200 acres of property undergoing reclamation by PPG Industries, Inc. A waste hauler will supply 52.1 wet tons per day of mixed biomass to generate more than 3.5 million kilowatt hours of electricity and 16,800 million BTUs of thermal heat annually.

Status: Pending

Northwest BioEnergy was awarded $1 million to own and operate an anaerobic digester in Lucas County. A waste hauler will supply the digester with 90 tons of wet tons per day mixed biomass to generate more than 5.3 million kilowatt hours of electricity and 25,900 million BTUs of thermal heat annually.

Status: In Progress

Sidco-Development, Inc.
5315 Stickney Avenue
Toledo, Ohio 43612

Sidco-Development, Inc. was awarded $1 million to own and operate an anaerobic digester to transform regional biomass waste into renewable energy to power the neighboring limestone mining operations in St. Clairsville, Ohio. A waste hauler will supply the digester with 90 wet tons per day of mixed biomass to generate more than 7.5 million kilowatt hours of electricity and 34,700 million BTUs thermal heat annually.

Status: In Progress

Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio (SWACO)
4239 London Groveport Road
Grove City, Ohio 43123

Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio (SWACO) was awarded $500,000 for the expansion of a gas collection system. SWACO expects to capture an additional 158,900 million BTUs per year of landfill gas from this expansion, which equates to a savings of 128,141 short tons of carbon dioxide annually

Status: In Progress

Wooster Renewable Energy, LLC was awarded $1 million to own and operate an anaerobic digester at the City of Wooster's Water Pollution Control Plant. The treatment plant will supply the digester with 73 wet tons per day of biosolids, and a waste hauler will supply 60 wet tons per day of regional food waste to generate more than 5.7 million kilowatt hours of electricity and 25,230 million BTUs of thermal heat annually.

Status: In Progress

Zanesville Energy, LLC was awarded $1 million to own and operate an integrated anaerobic digestion system in Muskingum County, Ohio. The system will lower Zanesville Energy's operating costs by reducing or eliminating the liquid effluent treatment and handling by producing a salable compost-like material. It will also substantially increase the energy generation potential of the current operation. A waste hauler will supply the digester with 84 wet tons per day of mixed biomass to generate 5.5 million kilowatt of electricity and 19,620 million BTUs of thermal heat annually.

Status: Pending

Central Ohio BioEnergy, LLC was awarded $1 million to install a public compressed natural gas fueling station in Columbus, Ohio at the current anaerobic digestion system which is located on Jackson Pike.

Status: In Progress

Appleton Papers was awarded $303,312 to install a new energy efficient air compressor.

Status: Pending

American Trim was awarded $994,000 for the installation of a state-of-the-art coating line that applies a protective film to steel substrates for the advanced energy, automotive, and appliance industries. The project will create 39 full-time manufacturing jobs and is anticipated to have an energy savings of 16,800 million BTUs per year.

Status: Complete

Cambria FabShop-Cleveland was awarded $21,450 to upgrade existing lighting with energy efficient fluorescent light fixtures.

Status: In Progress

Cleveland Gear was awarded $145,037 to upgrade existing lighting with T8 lighting. The existing HVAC system with be replaced with a two new cooling units, two air handlers, a new boiler and individual radiators.

Status: In Progress

Clow Water Systems was awarded $515,844 for the installation of regenerative burners in the high-heat zone of their anneal oven. By preheating the combustion air, the project will result in a 30 percent reduction in natural gas usage. This project will result in 40 jobs and assist the company in lowering its operating costs to be more competitive in the global economy.

Status: In Progress

Delphi Automotive Systems, LLC
1265 North River Road
Warren, Ohio 44483

Delphi Automotive Systems, LLC was awarded $979,000 to convert their boilers from steam heating to gas-fired heating. They will also replace four tube-fired boilers with three steam generators that are more energy efficient. The total annual energy savings is estimated at $388,378.

Status: In Progress

Edge Plastics, Inc.
449 Newman Street
Mansfield, Ohio 44902

Edge Plastics, Inc. was awarded $651,540 to install two injection molding machines that are used to manufacture products such as large plastic household storage containers. The project will result in an energy savings of 35 percent and will create or retain 44 jobs.

Status: Complete

Empire Die Casting Company, Inc. was awarded $835,000 to implement a highly advanced aluminum melting, distribution, and holding system that operates at a higher level of thermal efficiency and lower melt loss at its foundry. The project will result in eight jobs and help to retain 157 existing jobs at the facility.

Status: In Progress

Eurand was awarded $53,050 for the installation of energy efficient lighting, to replace existing compressed air system with a heatless desiccant dryer system, and to implement waste heat recovery systems.

Status: In Progress

Fireline was awarded $114,518 to replace existing lighting with more energy efficientT8 and T5 lighting. They will also replace kiln furniture on 74 kiln cars with light weight extruded butts and silicon carbide support beams.

Status: In Progress

General Mills was awarded $232,025 to install a heat exchanger in dryer exhaust to heat dryer inlet air. The will replace the existing compressed air system with new compressed air system optimization with variable frequency drives. Variable frequency drives will also be used with the pump motors to optimize pumping energy. They will also install HVAC controls.

Status: In Progress

The General Motors plant in Defiance was awarded $518,233 to install desiccant-based dehumidification equipment on a cupola furnace that produces molten gray cast iron that is cast by their foundry to make automotive engine cylinder blocks and cylinder heads. The project will save energy, reduce raw material consumption, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and allow the facility to be more competitive by reducing its overall annual costs by $515,013.

Status: In Progress

Kovatch Castings, Inc. in Uniontown was awarded $1 million to replace three inefficient ovens with two energy efficient gas ovens at their foundry which produces components for the aerospace, aviation and military industries. The project will reduce gas use by 47 percent and create 45 jobs

Status: In Progress

Kutol Products was awarded $380,000 for the installation of lighting, a 116 ton geothermal system, and a heat exchanger that will cool process water and use recovered heat to heat incoming water.

Status: In Progress

Duke Manufacturing was awarded $9,731 for the installation of high efficiency T8 fluorescent light fixtures and repair of an air compression system.

Status: In Progress

Mansfield Plumbing Products, LLC was awarded $732,589 to install energy-efficient lighting, modify and optimize the compressed air systems, and replace conveyor casting technology with modern capillary casting benches. The project is expected to save more than 2.67 megawatt hours of electricity per year.

Status: Complete

Maval Manufacturing was awarded $126,851 for the installation energy efficient lighting, to modify and optimize the compressed air systems, and replace conveyor casting technology with modern capillary castings benches.

Status: In Progress

Meritor Heavy Vehicle Systems, LLC
444 Hebron Road
Heath, Ohio 43056

Meritor Heavy Vehicle Systems was awarded $128,142 to install energy efficient lighting and replace the boiler.

Status: In Progress

New Horizons Baking Company
211 Woodlawn Avenue
Norwalk, Ohio 44857

New Horizons Baking Company was awarded $1 million to install new, efficient bake ovens that produce bread for fast food restaurants in seven states. The project increased energy efficiency at the facility by 25 percent and helped to retain 161 existing jobs.

Status: Complete

Orlando Baking Company was awarded $486,807 to install energy efficient lighting and variable frequency drives on large equipment, and replace old steam boilers with more efficient, modular boilers and improve the steam distribution system throughout the facility. The project resulted in an annual energy savings of 837 megawatt hours and 5,995 million BTUs, along with the creation or retention of 10 jobs.

Status: Complete

Performance Plastic was awarded $197,238 to upgrade their production equipment from hydraulic to all electric drive injection molding machines. They will implement lighting upgrades and a demand management program to manage peak demand.

Status: In Progress

Reliable Castings was awarded $165,114 to install a new stack melt furnace to increase their production capacity.

Status: In Progress

RJF International Corporation was awarded $108,801 to replace existing light fixtures with energy efficient lighting.

Status: In Progress

Royal Ice Cream Company was awarded $500,000 for the modernization of its production equipment and to combine their ice cream production and distribution facilities

Status: In Progress

Shearer's Foods, Inc. was awarded $291,879 to install waste heat recovery equipment and controls in the manufacturing process of snack foods. The project will save $540,483 and create or retain 26 jobs.

Status: In Progress

SMART Papers Holdings, LLC was awarded $674,600 to install a reverse-osmosis boiler feed water treatment system. The project resulted in energy and water savings and reduced operating costs to retain 210 existing jobs.

Status: Complete

Sur-Seal Gasket and Packing, Inc.
6156 Wesselman Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45248-1204

Sur-Seal Gasket and Packing was awarded $208,261 for the fix of a compressed air leaks. They will install air compressor controls, six high efficiency gas/electric HVAC systems, lighting and insulation.

Status: In Progress

Thaler Machine Company
216 Tahlequah Trail
Miamisburg, Ohio 45342

Thaler Machine Company was awarded $348,756 to install energy efficient lighting and upgrade the HVAC equipment throughout the office, manufacturing, and warehouse facilities. The project reduced the operating costs of the company so that they can be more competitive in manufacturing precision parts for the defense, aerospace, and automotive industries. This project created or retained 109 jobs.

Status: Complete

Techmetals was awarded $271,550 for the installation of fabricated covers that will provide insulation for tanks, piping, pumps, boiler and ventilation system.

Status: In Progress

Timken Company was awarded $1,175,000 to install a new waste heat boiler and replace gas burners with regenerative-style burners. The project will save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Status: Complete

Process Technologies was awarded $43,229 for the installation of energy efficient lighting.

Status: In Progress

RJF International Corporation was awarded $108,801 to replace existing light fixtures with energy efficient lighting.

Status: In Progress

Wyandot, Inc. was awarded $175,000 to install exhaust heat recovery equipment on tortilla oven stacks on two processing lines and integrated waste heat utilization in oil fryer heat exchangers. The project will save $110,000 per year and retain 10 full-time jobs.

Status: In Progress

Bates Property was awarded $126,368 to install energy efficiency equipment in its Stanley Steemer International facility. The improvements consist of the replacing two of large HVAC units (75 short tons and 90 short tons). This will result in an energy savings of 422.32 million BTUs.

Status: Pending

CAC Club Ventures LLC was awarded $1 million to replace its antiquated HVAC system with a new energy efficient system that includes water cooled heat pumps, a cooling tower, and a heat exchanger. The project is one component of a total rehabilitation of the Cleveland Athletic Club building, which was constructed in 1912. The projected annual energy cost savings is $162,472.

Status: In Progress

The Cleveland Public Theatre in the Gordon Square Arts District was awarded $1 million to install a variable refrigerant flow high efficiency HVAC system. As a result of the installation of the new HVAC system, the Theatre will now be able to operate year round. The projected annual energy cost savings is $123,064.

Status: In Progress

The Greater Cincinnati Water Works was awarded $775,665 for the installation of a 280 kilowatt rooftop solar array installed by Third Sun Solar & Wind, Ltd. This system is one component of their total project to conduct energy efficiency retrofits at their facility.

Status: In Progress

Easton Town Center was awarded $911,356 to install a comprehensive energy management system allowing for the smart operation of lighting and mechanical equipment throughout the Easton Town Center. The projected annual energy savings is 2.2 megawatt hours.

Status: In Progress

Edison Welding Institute
Columbus, Ohio

Edison Welding Institute (EWI) was awarded $125,000 to install multiple building energy efficient improvements which will include LED lighting and HVAC upgrades. This is expected to reduce energy usage by over 1,650 million BTUs per year.

Status: In Progress

Forest City Commercial Management, Inc.
50 Public Square
Cleveland, Ohio 44113

Forest City Commercial Management, Inc. was awarded $227,600 to upgrade both interior and exterior lighting at the Avenue Retail Center. The projected annual energy savings is 4,671 million BTUs and is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 982 metric tons of CO2 annually.

Status: In Progress

Forest City Commercial Management, Inc.
50 Public Square
Cleveland, Ohio 44113

Forest City Commercial Management, Inc. was awarded $313,000 to install a steam turbine powered generator that will deliver electric power to Tower City Center. This turbine generator will convert waste heat to electric power. The projected annual energy savings is 4,754 million BTUs per year.

Status: In Progress

The Grace Hospital was awarded $653,597 to install energy efficient lighting, insulation, building automation systems. The existing HVAC system will be upgraded. The Hospital will also perform energy modeling, and commissioning of the installed systems. The proposed improvements are projected to reduce natural gas consumption by 61 percent.

Status: In Progress

Hippodrome/Colony Historical Theatre Association was awarded $959,312 to install a water-sourced geothermal heating and cooling system. The Theatre will also replace inefficient doors and windows, and convert existing lighting to LED-based lighting. These upgrades will save more than 66 percent of the Theatre's energy usage, for an estimated cost savings of $64,000 per year.

Status: In Progress

The Historic Central Plaza was awarded $250,000 for HVAC energy efficiency improvements at the Chase Tower, located in downtown Canton, Ohio. The existing system was a chilled water air handling structure with one air handler per floor and a large central chiller. A central steam boiler served heat to most of the building. The new system is comprised of 37 water source heat pumps, a 40 ton water source heat pump to provide chilled water, a 20 ton air cooled chiller, condensing hot water boilers and roof top air conditioners. The proposed project also includes adding energy sub-metering systems, multiple air handlers and pump replacements to further increase energy savings and promote tenant awareness of energy consumption. The total project cost for this project is $1,274,480.

Status: Pending

Hocking Technical College was awarded $444,777 to upgrade their HVAC system and to install control systems, such as day-lighting and occupancy sensors in classroom buildings and dormitories across the campus, including John Light Hall, Oakley Hall and Holl Lab.

Status: In Progress

Humility of Mary Health Partners was awarded $384,500 to upgrade the lighting systmes at two parking decks with LED fixtures and to re-commission the HVAC system at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Youngstown. The total projected annual energy cost savings is $243,043.

Status: In Progress

KCM I, LLC was awarded $500,000 for a new geothermal system for two historic buildings on the campus of Baldwin-Wallace College. The project anticipates annual energy cost savings of $28,282 and annual energy savings of 804 million BTU.

Status: Pending

Lourdes College was awarded $976,798 to upgrade the air-conditioning system in the Mother Adelaide Hall by replacing window units with a central air conditioning system. They will also install occupancy sensors and controls, as well as replace motors with variable-frequency drives. The building retrofit also includes installing more efficient windows and lighting.

Status: In Progress

The Miamisburg Mound Community Improvement Corporation was awarded $261,381 for lighting upgrades, electronic HVAC controls, energy monitoring, tenant metering, and total building energy audits at the Mound Advanced Technology Center. The project will reduce electrical usage by 10 percent and natural gas usage by 16 percent.

Status: Pending

Miracit Development Corporation, Inc. was awarded $670,921 to install a myriad of energy improvements at Mock Road Plaza such as replacing windows and doors, HVAC equipment, and light fixtures, as well as installing new roll-down window shutters, adding insulation to exterior walls, and replacing old refrigeration equipment with new energy efficient models. Expected energy savings will exceed 30 percent over the current building conditions.

Status: In Progress

Playhouse Square Foundation was awarded $441,750 to install steam traps, thermostatic controls to improve HVAC, and upgrade existing lighting systems at the proposed building. The expected energy saving will be approximately 9,982 MMBTU annually.

Status: Pending

Summa Hospital Foundation was awarded $672,637 to install a variety an energy efficient HVAC equipment upgrades at the Wadsworth emergency expansion project. Barberton facility upgrades include replacing HVAC equipment that is over 30 years old. These expansion projects will create over 10% in energy efficiencies.

Status: Pending

The Chef's Garden was awarded $600,000 for their project which will install 800 LED grow bulbs for their commercial greenhouse, a 95% high efficiency boiler system, an Argus 10 zone contract system (controls, heating, lighting, vents, shades), and VRE motorized shades for light and insulation control.

Status: In Progress

The Fine Arts Association was awarded $150,000 to upgrade the HVAC system, electrical systems, and install new energy efficient LED lighting and occupancy sensors at The Fine Arts Association facility. The project will reduce electrical usage by 58 percent and natural gas usage by 70 percent.

Status: Pending

The Temple-Tifereth Israel was awarded $475,000 for their project which will replace two multi-zone air handling units (gas-fired unit heaters) that supply heating and cooling for 23 individual zones. Their project will install efficient chillers and boilers, as well as variable speed pumps and fans.

Status: In Progress

The United Retail Distribution Services, Inc. was awarded $104,882 to replace inefficient lighting systems at its distribution facility located in Troy, Ohio.

Status: Pending

Wood County Hospital was awarded $163,125 for the installation of new energy efficient heat exchangers along with cooling tower water piping to cool its facility, as well as the replacement of T12 lighting fixtures with energy efficient T8 lighting fixtures. This project will save 2,839 million BTUs of energy and will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 669 tons of carbon dioxide per year.

Status: Pending

YWCA of Toledo was awarded $164,300 for energy efficiency improvements. The project will include replacement of the existing lighting with energy efficient fluorescent lighting, occupancy sensors, and windows throughout the facility. The window portion of the project will entail replacement of the single-glazed steel sash windows with new energy efficient double pane, insulated glass windows with thermal break frames to help in the elimination of heat loss.

Status: Pending

YWCA Greater Cleveland was awarded $205,459 to install a new HVAC system at their office building with a projected savings of 44 percent in annual energy usage.

Status: In Progress