THE 2030 CHALLENGE FOR PLANNING

THE 2030 CHALLENGE FOR PLANNING

City of ClevelandCleveland Public Library

St. Vincent Charity Med. CenterCuyahoga Community College

Geis PropertiesForest City Enterprises

GL Housing GroupLandmark RE Management

PNC BankAmer. Landmark Properties

81.5 MILLION SF

20.0 MILLION SF001002003004005006007008009010

CURRENT C2030D PROPERTY ADOPTERS

The 820 CompanyCalfee, Halter & Griswold

United Way of G.C.Cleveland Indians

United States GSACleveland State University

Becky’sJames Breen Real Estate

North Coast Commercial LLCGreat Lakes Science Center

25% PARTICIPATION 011

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CURRENT C2030D PROPERTY ADOPTERS

SEATTLE

CLEVELANDPITTSBURGH

LOS ANGELESDENVER

SAN FRANCISCO

ALBUQUERQUE

SAN ANTONIO

DALLAS

DETROIT

ANN ARBOR

TORONTO

STAMFORD

2014 GREEN BUILDING CHALLENGE

Current Participants:

1. Progressive Field (Cleveland Indians)2. The Calfee Building (Calfee, Halter & Griswold)3. Midtown Professional Building (Karpinski)4. United Way 5. Seidman Cancer Building (UH)6. K2M Office Building7. Metro Campus (Tri-C)

Still accepting participants!

SCORING THE CHALLENGE

Reporting Period: JAN 2013 – DEC 2013

Performance Baseline:

Scoring:

• 2003 CBECS (Energy Information Administration)

• National Median EUI per building type (weather-adjusted)

• EUI = Energy Use Intensity (kBtu/sf/year)

• Performance expressed as % deviation (+/-) from baseline

• EUI reported to participants, but not published

MEASURE AGENDA

Doug Lancashire – Osborn Engineering

Andrew Watterson – KeyBank

Commissioning and Measurement & Verification

Property Manager/Occupant Case Study