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AS-EPA LEED PLATINUM GREEN BUILDING HISTORY GROUNDBREAKING PLANNING & DESIGN PLANNING & DESIGN PLANNING & DESIGN CONSTRUCTION PHASE CONSTRUCTION PHASE Bio-retention Pond & PV Panels Bio-retention Pond Block Pavers GREEN


  1. AS-EPA LEED PLATINUM GREEN BUILDING

  2. HISTORY

  3. GROUNDBREAKING

  4. PLANNING & DESIGN

  5. PLANNING & DESIGN

  6. PLANNING & DESIGN

  7. CONSTRUCTION PHASE

  8. CONSTRUCTION PHASE Bio-retention Pond & PV Panels Bio-retention Pond Block Pavers

  9. GREEN FEATURE COMPONENTS 1. Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy 5. Indoor Air Quality 2. Water Efficiency 6. Smart Growth and Sustainable 3. Environmentally Preferable Building Development materials and Specifications 7. Regional Innovation 4. Waste Reduction

  10. GREEN FEATURES BIORETENTION BIORETENTION BIORETENTION POND 2 POND 1 POND KIOSK CONCRETE PAVERS

  11. BENEFITS AIR QUALITY LIGHTING LABORATORY WORKING SPACE MOTION SENSOR UV SENSOR

  12. BENEFITS CAR PORT

  13. The Goal To produce more energy, using solar power, than we consume over a period of 12 months.

  14. GREEN ROOF

  15. LEED Certification Award Scale Certified 40 – 49 Points 50 – 59 Points Silver 60 – 79 Points Gold 80 – 100 Points Platinum AS-EPA Building 83 Points (Platinum!)

  16. MAJOR CHALLENGES • Administrative – Multiple funding sources – Federal process – Local process • Logistical – Schedule Inconsistencies • Weather – Unexpected • Limited local knowledge

  17. POST CONSTRUCTION • EPA OCCUPANCY TRAINING • GREEN BUILDING MANUAL • GREEN TEAM • ACHIEVED LEED PLATINUM STATUS • AIM TO ACHIEVE NET ZERO

  18. AS-EPA Net-Zero Timeline 70 60 50 Net-Zero Goal 40 Solar Power 30 ASPA Power 20 10 0 Nov '12 Dec '12 Jan '13 Feb '13 Mar '13 Apr '13 May '13

  19. Where We Are Today Year 1 Year 2 2500 Net Kilowatt Hours (kWh’s) from Grid 2000 1500 1000 500 Net zero gauge 0 11/6 12/6 1/6 2/6 3/6 4/6 5/6 6/6 7/6 8/6 9/6 10/6 11/6 • Between 11/14/2012 and 11/14/2013 we used a net total of -200 kWh’s from the grid. This means not only were we net zero but we put 200 kWh’s back into the grid for use elsewhere.

  20. CURRENT STATUS

  21. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DESIGN TEAM FUNDING SOURCES • TERRITORIAL ENERGY OFFICE (TEO) $1.4MILLION • Project Leader: Brian Rippy, LEED AP • FEMA $98,000 • Project Engineer: Tim • USEPA NATIONAL Bodell, PE ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION EXCHAGE • Mechanical Engineer: GRANT $70,415 AMEL Tech. • AS-EPA $2.5 MILLION • Structural Engineer: • NOAA $100, 000 Tinai Gordon

  22. SPECIAL FA’AFETAI • Fanuatele Dr. Toafa Vaiaga’e , Former AS-EPA Director • US-EPA counterparts: – Mr. Jared Blumenfeld Region 9 Regional Administrator – Mr. John Mc Caroll, Manager for Pacific Islands Office – Mr. Carl Goldstein, Program Manager for CNMI • Especially Mr. Michael Wolfram, Program Manager for American Samoa

  23. FAAFETAI TELE LAVA SOIFUA

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