Used State of Ohio electricity aggregation law to purchase green power for 50,000 residents and businesses in the City
Read More Read LessThe City has solar panels on 23 facilities through power purchase agreements.
Read More Read LessEasy residential pick up of yard waste for composting.
Read More Read LessGreater Cincinnati Energy Alliance is a non-profit dedicated to helping Cincinnati communities reduce their energy costs.
Read More Read LessThe primary component of the campaign is the website www.greenumbrella.org, which is informative and interactive and show exactly how much energy is saved by performing specific tasks, and calculates the reported activity of registered users to they can see actual environmental impact and cost savings of their actions.
Read More Read Lessproviding recycling carts helped increase recycling rates
Read More Read LessUsed Energy Services Performance contracts to retrofit city facilities
Read More Read LessThe City of Cincinnati, OH has reported 2 Community emission inventories, since 2006. In its latest inventory, compiled in 2009, the Stationary energy and Transport are identified as key emission sources.
The City of Cincinnati, OH has reported 2 government operational inventories, since 2006. In its latest inventory, compiled in 2009, the Transport is identified as key emission source.
Mayor Aftab PurevalCity of Cincinnati, OH, United States