City of St. Louis Building Energy Scorecard

2019 Benchmarking Results

Building Name:Goldfarb College of Nursing

Building Address:4483 Duncan Avenue

Gross Floor Area (sq. ft.):109,113

Property Type:College/University

St. Louis Building ID:P-000603

BEPS Category:College/university

Your Building Energy Use Compared to Similar Buildings in the City of St. Louis:

This chart shows how much energy your building used onsite in recent years, measured in terms of site energy use intensity (EUI, or energy usage per square foot of building area). Your building’s site EUI is shown in comparison to the local median site EUI for properties of the same type.

A 10% reduction in energy use could save:

7,441 Dollars per year

308,783 Pounds CO2 per year

Estimated savings reflect changes in electricity and natural gas use only. Cost calculations assume $0.04 per kWh electricity and $0.13 per therm natural gas (based on large general service rates from Ameren and Spire). Carbon calculations use emission factors from EPA’s eGRID SRMW subregion (electricity) and EIA (natural gas).

Building Energy Statistics

Site Energy Use Intensity (EUI)*: 119

Electricity Use: 1,855,500 kWh

Natural Gas Use: Not Available

Onsite Renewable Energy: Not Available

District Steam Use: Not Available

ENERGY STAR Score: Not Available

ENERGY STAR scores are not available for all buildings types. A building with a high ENERGY STAR score is a more efficient, better performing building. Buildings 75 or above are eligible to become ENERGY STAR certified. For more information about achieving ENERGY STAR certification, visit www.energystar.gov.

* Energy use is Site Energy Use Intensity (EUI), which is a measure of the site’s total annual energy use in kBtu divided by the building’s Gross Square Footage. A building with a low EUI is a more efficient, better performing building.

What's Next?

Benchmarking Reporting:

Deadline to report 2021 energy and water use is May 1st, 2022

Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS):

The City of St. Louis passed a new building energy performance standards law. Energy performance targets have been established for various property types by the Building Division. To learn more, please visit the City's website about BEPS.