Cuyahoga Valley Career Center*

House Bill 264
Energy Conservation Program

Project Cost:
$2,684,859
Projected Annual Energy Savings:
$193,120
Actual First Year Energy Savings:
$217,876
Savings Exceeded Projection By:
$24,756

The project addressed several Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) at Cuyahoga Valley Career Center, including:

Replacement of light fixtures
Building automation upgrades
Replacement of drop ceilings
Replacement of two HVAC systems
Automatic dimming lights
Roof-mounted daylighting panels
Heating upgrades

Actual First Year Savings

1,688,629 kWh of electricity
$148,419
6,168 MCF of natural gas
$69,457

Along with the energy and cost savings for the building, the positive environmental impact of this project extends far beyond this community. Reduced energy use by Cuyahoga Valley Career Center will prevent a significant amount of pollutants from being emitted into the atmosphere each year, including an estimated:

2,499,880 lbs. of carbon dioxide
27,021 lbs. of sulfur dioxide
14,226 lbs. of nitrogen oxide

Combined, these energy savings are equivalent to taking 185.18 cars off the road.

*The EPA currently does not allow ENERGY STAR® Certifications for Career Centers.

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