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1. Yale Central Plant - New Haven
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122 Tower Pkwy, New Haven, CT 06511, United States
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Description: The Central Power Plant provides electricity, steam heat, and chilled water to buildings on Yale’s main campus including the Science Hill area
Did you know? The Central Power Plant is a co-generation facility primarily fueled by natural gas
It recaptures the lost heat released during electricity creation to be used as an additional source of energy.
Get involved: Refer to our energy saving tips to learn what you can do to conserve energy.
Description: 15-megawatt co-generation facility built in 2010 supplies the Yale School of Medicine and Yale-New Haven Hospital with steam, chilled water, and electricity.
Did you know? The Sterling Power Plant generates 15 megawatts of electricity from two turbines, and recycles heat resulting from that process to help produce 180,000 pounds of steam per hour from two heat recovery steam generators.
Description: A pilot project to test wind power was installed on the roof of the Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center in March 2009; it was decommissioned in 2019.
Did you know? 10 micro wind turbines can produce 25 megawatt hours of energy in a year
Get involved: Join an energy-related group on campus to learn more about new technology and efficiency opportunities.
Description: Solar panels on the roof of Yale Divinity School’s Fisher Hall
Did you know? Fisher Hall was the University’s first solar installation, providing 17% of the building’s energy demand.
Get involved: Learn about Yale Divinity School’s sustainability priorities in their Action Plan.
A 100-kilowatt solar array, solar water heating system, and abundance of natural light reduce carbon emissions.
Its shape reduces interior temperature fluctuations, and a geothermal ventilation system circulates conditioned air through perforations in the floor.
A graywater system captures rainwater, and uses it to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping.
15,000 board feet of wood (15%) was harvested from Yale-owned, sustainability managed forests; structural concrete was made from recycled blast-furnace slag, preventing 4000+ tons of carbon from being emitted.
Get involved: Learn how you can help improve your building’s performance with the Yale Carbon Charge.
Description: A solar array atop the Storage and Receiving Center generating one-fifth of West Campus’s energy demand
Did you know? The solar array includes 4,400 panels covering close to 2 acres of roof top
Offsets the equivalent of more than 16,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide over the life of the system
Description: The Central Power Plant provides electricity, steam heat, and chilled water to buildings on Yale’s main campus including the Science Hill area
Did you know? The Central Power Plant is a co-generation facility primarily fueled by natural gas
It recaptures the lost heat released during electricity creation to be used as an additional source of energy.
Get involved: Refer to our energy saving tips to learn what you can do to conserve energy.
Description: 15-megawatt co-generation facility built in 2010 supplies the Yale School of Medicine and Yale-New Haven Hospital with steam, chilled water, and electricity.
Did you know? The Sterling Power Plant generates 15 megawatts of electricity from two turbines, and recycles heat resulting from that process to help produce 180,000 pounds of steam per hour from two heat recovery steam generators.
Description: A pilot project to test wind power was installed on the roof of the Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center in March 2009; it was decommissioned in 2019.
Did you know? 10 micro wind turbines can produce 25 megawatt hours of energy in a year
Get involved: Join an energy-related group on campus to learn more about new technology and efficiency opportunities.
Description: Solar panels on the roof of Yale Divinity School’s Fisher Hall
Did you know? Fisher Hall was the University’s first solar installation, providing 17% of the building’s energy demand.
Get involved: Learn about Yale Divinity School’s sustainability priorities in their Action Plan.
A 100-kilowatt solar array, solar water heating system, and abundance of natural light reduce carbon emissions.
Its shape reduces interior temperature fluctuations, and a geothermal ventilation system circulates conditioned air through perforations in the floor.
A graywater system captures rainwater, and uses it to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping.
15,000 board feet of wood (15%) was harvested from Yale-owned, sustainability managed forests; structural concrete was made from recycled blast-furnace slag, preventing 4000+ tons of carbon from being emitted.
Get involved: Learn how you can help improve your building’s performance with the Yale Carbon Charge.
Description: A solar array atop the Storage and Receiving Center generating one-fifth of West Campus’s energy demand
Did you know? The solar array includes 4,400 panels covering close to 2 acres of roof top
Offsets the equivalent of more than 16,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide over the life of the system
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2. English Station Power Plant - New Haven
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275 Wolcott St, New Haven, CT 06513, United States
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