Sunday, 10/05/2026 | 09:50 GMT+7
The Energy Star rating is a program sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). When work began in 2014 to improve its energy efficiency, Owensboro Health partnered with Trane energy specialists out of Louisville to find ways to save energy and reduce consumption.

“Since 2014, Owensboro Health Regional Hospital has decreased energy consumption by 26.6%, which has led to a savings of $4,599,183,” said Joe Taylor, Executive Director of Facilities.
Austin Terry, HVAC mechanic, added, “Continuous energy efficiency improvements across the system, other hospitals, medical office buildings, and Healthplexes are being made.”
For example, OH is in the process of installing solar panels at the Henderson Healthplex. Once the solar technology installation is complete, the Henderson Healthplex facility can apply for Energy Star certification.
“Energy Star’s recognition strengthens trust among our patients, team members, and the communities we serve by reinforcing confidence in choosing an organization that prioritizes health and sustainable practices while delivering exceptional care,” the OH release says.
According to owensborotimes.com
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