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Historical building in Wichita replaces metal-clad cooling tower with engineered plastic model to increase longevity and reduce maintenance; gets bonus aesthetic features as well.
Since its installation in October 2020, the maintenance facility has already saved more than 120,000 pounds in CO2 emissions, which is equivalent to 900 trees.
James Kim, superintendent of parks, Vernon Hills Park District, shares how his park — in conjunction with Trane — effectively implemented a solar array atop the district’s maintenance facility and shares some of the eye-opening data since the installation.
