Other Sustainable Features at Kent State

Other Sustainable Features at Kent State University

Elsewhere on our Kent campus or regional campuses you can find these sustainable features:

Electric vehicles
Electric vehicle charging – several locations
Energy efficiency upgrades – Exterior visible – window replacements numerous buildings single pane to double pane thermal
Gardening/xeriscaping – Green Roof at Taylor Hall
Geothermal – The John Elliot Center for Architecture and Environmental Design Geothermal well field under grass area to the west of the building
Heat pumps – McGilvery Hall (large commercial system) and Women’s Center (3 large residential style systems)
Solar PV ground mount – Offsite virtual information on regional campuses
Solar PV rooftop – Offsite virtual information on regional campuses
Solar thermal – Offsite at Stark Regional Campus – domestic hot water
Water harvesting – The John Elliot Center for Architecture and Environmental Design, gray water collection tank for sanitary plumbing fixture flushing
Wind generation – Offsite at Stark (vertical turbine) and Geauga (horizontal turbine). Regional campuses – small research-study turbines