Project Showcase
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Central Supply Facility (CEF) - Argonne, Illinois (Argonne National Laboratory) One of the first DOE buildings to pursue LEED certification by the U.S. Green Buildings Council (view more info). |
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Advanced
Process Engineering Laboratory (APEL) - Richland, Washington (Hanford
Site)
A renovation of an existing 90,000-sq-ft facility. The cost of the design and construction project is budgeted to be a total of $3.5 million (view more info). |
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Tritium
Extraction Facility (TEF) - Aiken, South Carolina (Savannah River
Site)
Two Savannah River Site project design teams achieved goals of minimizing waste generation, improving worker protection, promoting resource conservation, and serving as role models for the Savannah River Site on integrating sustainable design principles. Both projects completed design assessments and identified pollution prevention opportunities estimated at over $21 million cumulative cost savings (view more info). |
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Many other DOE facility projects have used sustainable design tools to incorporate pollution prevention. Case studies of 1995 to 1997 projects can be found in our archive.
In addition to these showcase projects, you can learn more about successful projects from the DOE Office of Environmental Management's lessons learned web site.
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Site Last Updated: December 2006