Overview
- The clinic’s new evaporative cooling system cuts about 360,000 kWh of electricity use annually without artificial refrigerants
- An ice storage unit now serves as a large reservoir for heating and cooling by repeatedly freezing and thawing water
- Rooftop solar arrays commissioned in February generate roughly 400,000 kWh, covering about 4 percent of the clinic’s monthly electricity needs
- More than 40 on-site electric vehicle charging stations support low-carbon mobility for staff and visitors
- Heat pumps are slated for next year to capture medical-device waste heat, and park upgrades will add rainwater retention and drought-resistant landscaping