Pomerene Hospital in Millersburg received the Ohio Hospital Association’s 2025 Energy Cup Award for small hospitals. The award recognizes significant energy efficiency improvements.
Pomerene achieved the largest energy use reductions from 2023 to 2024 among small hospitals in Ohio. The hospital’s Building Services team, led by Rex Miller, played a crucial role in this accomplishment, according to a community announcement.
The team focused on improving systems and identifying energy-saving opportunities. Their efforts resulted in notable reductions in energy consumption.
The Energy Cup Award highlights hospitals that are leading in environmental responsibility within healthcare. Pomerene Hospital is committed to continuing its investment in sustainable practices.
This recognition underscores the importance of energy efficiency in healthcare facilities. It not only helps reduce utility costs but also supports environmental stewardship and creates a healthier environment for patients, visitors and staff, according to the announcement.
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