What Makes Us Green

The Philip Merrill Environmental Center Dashboard

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A 111 kW solar array on the roof of CBF's Philip Merrill Environmental Center produces roughly 35 percent of the building's energy needs--or 135 MWh of electricity annually--resulting in a savings of approximately $16,000.

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The first building to receive the U.S. Green Building Council's Platinum rating for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), CBF's Philip Merrill Environmental Center continues to win international acclaim as a model for energy efficiency, high performance, and water conservation. Take a look at the products and systems that earned us the title.

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Welcome to the Philip Merrill Environmental Center's Dashboard. This is a real-time gauge of the building's energy and rainwater use and energy generation.

Click on the icons at the bottom of the dashboard to view current and historical data about the Merrill Center's operations and take a look at the "green features" that make this project possible.

Dashboard is optimized for use with IE and Firefox browsers. If you encounter difficulty go to https://buildingos.com/s/cbf/storyboard21432373/.

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