To the delight of children and adults alike, Great Wolf Lodge opened the doors of its Fitchburg location in 2014.
Always On: Energy-Efficient Hospitality at Great Wolf Lodge
Omni Residences
The Omni Organization is a real estate development corporation that acquires, renovates, builds and manages affordable housing throughout the United States, using environmentally friendly solutions whenever possible.
North Haven Connecticut’s Walter Gawrych Community Pool
Founded in 1786, the Town of North Haven, Conn., is anything but old-fashioned; quite the contrary, North Haven is progressive when it comes to sustainability, even being lauded by the Department of Environmental Protection for their Clean Energy Program.
Smithfield Gardens Assisted Living Community
Smithfield Gardens, a 56-unit affordable assisted-living facility in Seymour, CT, installed a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) system in the boiler room during the construction phase of the building.
Stevenson Commons
Stevenson Commons is located in The Bronx, NY, which consists of three 24-story buildings and six 6-story buildings, for a total of 948 residential units.
The Hamilton
The Hamilton is a residential cooperative building located in Midtown Manhattan.
University Square Apartments
University Square is a HUD subsidized community of adults 62+, comprised of 442 apartments.
Saybrook Point Inn and Marina
Saybrook Point Inn contracted Aegis Energy to engineer and install a highly efficient Aegen Thermopower 75kW LE to produce both heat and electricity from a single fuel source.
Regeis Care Center
Metro New York’s Regeis Care Center, is primarly a long-term care facility, with 75% of its beds dedicated to long term-care and 25% designated for short-term.
The Prudential Center for Learning and Innovation
With electric equipment, energy costs for our facility were $650,000 annually.
Duncaster Retirement Community
Connecticut’s Energy Independence Act (EIA) has begun paying dividends for one of the largest continuing care adult communities in the state.
KeySpan
In the case of the 250-unit Marina Point Condominium Association, taking advantage of CHP is going to yield multiple benefits for its nearly 500 residents.