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Fort C.F. Smith Park
Fort C.F. Smith Park is a renovated old house and barn on the grounds of the historic Fort. We discovered an anomaly with the heating system in 2008, which caused increased natural gas use. AIRE has since fixed the heating system and energy consumption returned to previous levels. Late in 2010, the aging heat pumps were replaced here. Public events have increased at the facility, explaining part of the increase in energy use.
See the data and information below for more on the energy use and savings associated with this building.
Energy Use by Month (2007-2012)
Annual Energy Use Intensity*
Energy Snapshot
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Address
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2411 N. 24th St. |
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Building Use
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Community Center |
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Current Size
(sq. ft.) |
3,349 |
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Year Built / Major Renovation
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1901 / 2002 |
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Annual Electric Usage
(kWh) |
2007: 73,598 2008: 69,481 2009: 67,602 2010: 70,399 2011: 69,524 2012: 65,342 |
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Annual Natural Gas Usage
(therms) |
2007: 1,961 2008: 2,830 2009: 2,160 2010: 1,963 2011: 2,124 2012: 1,898 |
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Site Energy Intensity
(BTUs/sq. ft.) |
2007: 133,549 2008: 155,291 2009: 133,362 2010: 130,332 2011: 134,272 2012: 123,245 |
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Source Energy Intensity
(BTUs/sq. ft.) |
2007: 311,761 2008: 324,907 2009: 297,557 2010: 300,919 2011: 303,000 2012: 281,685 |
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Carbon Footprint
(metric tons CO2 equivalent) |
2007: 50 2008: 53 2009: 48 2010: 49 2011: 49 2012: 46 |
| NA |
*Site energy intensity is the amount of energy (electricity and natural gas) consumed per square foot of gross building area.
