First in house 3-Bins delivered
These 2 units were delivered to Noyes 1st floor north and south entry ways 11/12/2024.
These 2 units were delivered to Noyes 1st floor north and south entry ways 11/12/2024.
Fabricated through our own mill shop. Cost to make two of these bins is attached.
Members of the Zero Waste Team analyzed the main buildings in each of the three central quads. Locations of current 3-bins were noted as well as areas where more were needed. The plan is to transition away from single flow trash and recycling bins towards a system where only 3-bins are used in main hallways. This will ensure that there are well marked bins in highly visible areas and will condense the many bins that need to be serviced by university workers into fewer overall bins. Overall this initiative will lead to improved waste management efficiency and increased recycling rates across the campus.
https://ece.illinois.edu/about/calendar/eceb-anniversary
The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Building at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign was certified as the university’s first zero-energy facility in January 2023. Join the ECE Department and The Grainger College of Engineering to celebrate this milestone on the path to building a more sustainable future.
When: Wednesday January 24, 2024 from 4 p.m.
Where: Electrical & Computer Engineering Building Atrium, 306 N. Wright St, Urbana, IL 61801
P10H08575 placed in Waste Transfer Station break room
P10H08574 placed in the Materials Research Laboratory
P10H08580 placed on the first floor- East
P10H08581 placed on the first floor- West
P10H08585 placed on basement level
P1H08584 placed on first floor
P10H08583 placed on second floor
P10H08582 placed on third floor
Hi Rob and Tony,
Tim Mies asked me who “owns” the RECs from small scale solar arrays at individual buildings. I said I’d have to check into it.
At first I thought all RECs are owned by central campus (UES), but then I questioned myself. For a rooftop solar array, we don’t include it in the M-RETS program, and at ECE, we only “sold” them the solar farm 2.0 RECs. We let them count their rooftop solar directly and they have the DOR accordingly.
So is it appropriate to tell him that the RECs associated with the 14.7 kW array he is planning to install at the Energy Farm (not the SCAPES project) will be considered “used” at the Energy Farm?
I would caution that we do not want individual departments to get into selling RECs, without a much broader discussion. So perhaps we should say that he can use/retire them at his site, but he cannot sell them without further discussion?
What do you recommend?
Thanks,
Morgan
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Good questions. I think that if the department “owns” the REC, then they should also be able to sell the REC. I am interested in others views on the topic, and agree that it would lend to a much broader discussion.
Rob Roman
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I agree that a broader discussion would be helpful.
Best,
Tony
P10H08419 placed on Lower Level C0220 near stairs, P10H08418 placed on second floor C2220 against north brick wall, P10H08117 placed on third floor C3200 east wall/elevator landing, P10H08416 placed on fourth floor C4200 east wall/evelator landing.
P10H08422 placed on the second floor south side, P10H08421 placed on the third floor north side, and P10H08420 placed on the third floor south side.
P10G96450 placed in the cafe, 613, on the south wall near the TV monitor.
P10G96448 placed in the vestibule outside the bottom of the stairwell, C0192.
P10G96449 placed at C100A.
P10H08415 on first floor outside 137, near lecture hall.
P10H08424 outside of room 62 in the basement and P10H0843 in 163C area where the old cafe space used to be.
P10G96447 lower lobby against the west wall.
P10G96446 C108 hallway by stairs.
P10G96445 on first floor near Pennsylvania Ave entrance.
Please see attached the response to the Engagement003 Sustainability Ambassador Program recommendation from Dr. Madhu Khanna.
See the Engagement003 Sustainability Ambassador Program assessment.
For future updates, please refer to the NRES 285: iCAP Sustainability Ambassadors project.