GGH gets $3.5M from state for energy efficiency

Geneva General Hospital will receive $3.5 million in New York state funding for energy-efficiency upgrades. The project, carried out through Finger Lakes Health, will install a high-efficiency cooling plant, modernize building controls, replace two air-handling units and add a heat-recovery chiller. The work is expected to save more than $230,000 annually and cut energy use, with savings comparable to powering over 490 homes.