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CoolCo (Ever-Green Energy) District Cooling
CoolCo (Ever-Green Energy) District Cooling
Contact:
Tim Heineman, General Manager
105 East 4th Street
513-579-0160
Timothy.Heineman@Ever-GreenEnergy.com
Partner Services Description:
CoolCo provides district energy services to the Central Business District in Cincinnati. It began operating in 1997 and serves 14 customers today, with plans under development for growth and decarbonization. The customer base includes commercial office buildings, retail and hotel facilities, government buildings, and institutional facilities. Customers can use chilled water for cooling interior spaces, restaurant refrigeration, industrial processes, as well as providing primary data center cooling.
Services and Products for 2030 Members:
District energy services allow for lower construction costs while increasing system reliability (99.999%). It can also help older buildings remain competitive by avoiding the expense of replacing aging cooling equipment, many of which utilize chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), a substance banned from further production by the Clean Air Act.
More information on CoolCo's services offered to Cincinnati 2030 District Members is available here.
Aeroseal Duct and Building Envelope Sealing
Aeroseal Duct and Building Envelope Sealing
Contact:
Sam Collins, Commercial Building Development Associate
Donna Hawke, Commercial Strategic Marketing Manager
April Frakes, Commercial National Sales Director
225 Byers Road Miamisburg, OH 45342
513-923-7021
Partner Services Description:
Aeroseal provides computer-controlled, aerosol-based duct sealing technology and other air-side solutions that improve indoor air quality (IAQ), comfort, and energy efficiency in buildings related to air duct leakage. Aeroseal simply and quickly resolves airflow and exhaust issues and brings buildings up to code - regardless of age, scope, or size.
This proven, patented process offers engineers, contractors, and building owners a new way to reduce energy costs, modernize their infrastructure, and meet efficiency goals.
Services and Products for 2030 Members:
Duct sealing and air-side solutions to reduce duct leakage and fan motor speed for increased HVAC efficiency and energy/ utility savings.
Cleaning and sealing ductwork for improvements in indoor air quality and occupant comfort.
HVAC motor replacement, coil coating, and cleaning on Roof Top Air Handling units for energy savings.
More information on Aeroseal's services offered to Cincinnati 2030 District Members is available here.
Alturus, LLC Energy-as-a-Service
Alturus, LLC Energy-as-a-Service
Contact:
Randy Miles, Director of Partner Development
4 Liberty Square, 3rd Floor, Boston, MA 02109
513-309-6795
Partner Services Description:
The Alturus Energy-as-a-Service solutions provides guaranteed energy savings, increased operational efficiency and reduced emissions for organizations. The Alturus model can support a wide variety of energy efficiency, conservation and generation infrastructure projects with an off-balance sheet approach to eliminate cost barriers and protect corporate capital budgets. Project finance solutions can be utilized by end-users as well as contractors, developers and energy service companies supporting sustainable infrastructure.
Services and Products for 2030 Members:
Energy-as-a-Service Finance Solutions
Energy Infrastructure Advisory
Energy Generation Finance
More information on Alturus' services offered to Cincinnati 2030 District Members is available here.
Spectra Tech Ceiling Solutions
Spectra Tech Ceiling Solutions
Contact:
Richard Lemker, President / Consultant 6432 Gracely Dr.
Cincinnati, OH 45233
513-419-9169
Partner Services Description:
Spectra Tech Ltd is a highly specialized consulting firm that will empower your project team by providing onsite testing and design expertise in matters of acoustics, sound, noise & vibration control, and impact insulation that is, by its nature, impractical for your organization to maintain in-house, and more costly for you to access in any other way.
Services and Products for 2030 Members:
Acoustics, sound, noise & vibration control, and impact insulation design assistance.
Onsite testing per LEED, WELL, ASTM, ASHRAE, ANSI, ISO, HUD, OSHA, and Local Ordinances
Visit our Website for details concerning design and testing services, and our extensive
More information on Spectra Tech's services offered to Cincinnati 2030 District Members is available here.
Hamilton County Department of Environmental Services Green Business Certification
Hamilton County Department of Environmental Services Green Business Certification
Contact:
Mary Cropenbaker, Business Specialist
Cincinnati, OH 45219
513-946-7732
Mary.Cropenbaker@hamilton-co.org
Partner Services Description:
Hamilton County Department of Environmental Services facilitates The 513 Green Workplace Certification, a sustainability certification that recognizes and promotes businesses in Hamilton County that voluntarily operate in an environmentally responsible manner through sustainable actions. This no cost certification is open to offices of any size and is achievable no matter if your business rents office space or owns your building.
The 513 Green Workplace Certification shows to the community and customers that you’re a business committed to sustainability across five categories: Sustainable Actions, Waste Diversion, Transportation and Air Quality, Waste Conservation, and Energy Conservation.
Services and Products for 2030 Members:
Certification support
More information on 513 Green Workplace Certification opportunities for Cincinnati 2030 District Members is available here.
Vertical Solutions, Inc. (VSI) Actionable IoT Squirrel Sensor Related IOT Solutions
Vertical Solutions, Inc. (VSI) Actionable IoT Squirrel Sensor Related IOT Solutions
Contact:
Kris Brannock, Executive Vice President
Ronnie Wegmann, Senior Vice President
2692 Madison Road Suite N1, #353 Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
513-891-7997
https://www.actionable-iot.com/
Partner Services Description:
VSI, a Cincinnati-based tech firm, provides its Actionable IoT™ Squirrel solution to reduce energy by automating: sensor related (IoT) events when action must be executed by an individual or machine across intelligent buildings or throughout the supply chain, or necessary actions for control over contract renewal processes and warranty recovery.
Squirrel lowers rates of communication errors, improves operational efficiencies, and expedites response pre-empting failures. Customers have realized 40% reductions in costs to deliver.
Services and Products for 2030 Members:
Free initial consultations
20.30% reduction in Squirrel subscription fees to organizations committed to reducing their buildings’ energy use by 2030
20.30% reduction in consulting services fees for the first 3 months
More information about the Actionable IOT Squirrel opportunities for Cincinnati 2030 District Members is available here.
City of Cincinnati Brownfield Redevelopment
City of Cincinnati Brownfield Redevelopment
Contact:
Howard Miller, Environmental Safety Specialist
801 Plum Street, Ohio 45202
513-352-6999
howard.miller@cincinnati-oh.gov
Partner Services Description:
Ohio Department of Development (Ohio DoD): This program is designed to provide grants for the environmental assessment and remediation of brownfield sites across Ohio to clean up the sites and prepare them for future economic development. Nearly $290 million is still available out of the initial $350 million. The majority of the funds, approximately $262 million, will be available on first-come, first-served basis statewide as provided for in statute. Projects in Hamilton County are not eligible for the second round of funding, which is currently open; however, projects in the county are eligible for the third round of funding that opens on July 1, 2022 and runs through September 30, 2022.
Services and Products for 2030 Members:
Eligible applicants include counties, municipal corporations, land banks, and other units of local government. Non-governmental entities are permitted to apply but must an agreement to partner with an eligible local government entity.
A 25% local match is required for applications. That can be from government or private sector resources.
Assessment applications can receive up to $300,000. Eligible costs include Phase I or Phase II Assessments and Asbestos Surveys.
Remediation applications can receive up to $10,000,000. Eligible costs include removal and remediation of hazardous substances, acquisition (up to 10% of the grant), demolition, certain infrastructure costs, employment of a certified professional, and administrative expenses, including completion of No Further Action letters.
Applicants must demonstrate all legal access to the site.
More information about the Brownfield Redevelopment opportunities for Cincinnati 2030 District Members is available here.
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