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Cincinnati, Ohio
Kenwood Warehouse
This facility features the following green attributes:
Green Power
Total Facility Area: 101,276 gross square feet (GSF)
Estimated Personnel: Not available
Energy Consumption: 69,154,416 Btu per year
Btu per GSF per Year: 683
Total Water Consumption: Not available
Gallons per GSF per year: Not available
All energy and water data are reported as of FY 2008.
Description
EPA created The National Service Center for Environmental Publications (NSCEP) as the Agency's central repository and distribution center for EPA publications.
NSCEP produces the Annual EPA National Publications Catalog and maintains an in-house inventory of 5,000 current EPA publications available to the public free of charge. More than 420,000 documents are distributed to a transnational audience on a monthly basis.
NSCEP is located in Cincinnati, Ohio, and is maintained and operated by Lockheed-Martin, Inc. under contract with the EPA's Information Resources Management Division, Office of Administration and Resources Management in Cincinnati.
Unique Environmental Features
Green Power
- In late FY 2008, EPA finalized a contract for 17 million kilowatt hours (kWh) worth of renewable energy certificates (RECs), or "green tags," to offset electricity consumption at the Agency’s facilities in Cincinnati, Ohio, including NSCEP. This purchase partially offset these facilities' electricity consumption in FY 2008, offset 100 percent of their electricity consumption in FY 2009, and is projected to partially offset their electricity consumption in FY 2010. (The remainder was or will be offset through the Agency's blanket contracts.) Procured through the Defense Energy Support Center
, this contract supports wind power generation in Texas. - EPA offsets the rest of the electricity consumption at the Agency’s facilities in Cincinnati, Ohio, including NSCEP, with renewable energy certificates (RECs) purchased through the Agency's current blanket green power contract. Learn more about EPA's current and past blanket green power contracts.
Web Site: www.epa.gov/oarmcinc/tour3.htm