Kent, Ohio, to build 144-unit carbon neutral housing project
What happened
The Kent City Planning Commission greenlit a 144-unit sustainable housing project in Kent. Led by developer Tim Madden, the project will incorporate solar roofs and electric vehicle charging stations to maintain a carbon neutral footprint. The second phase will use combined cooling heat and power technology, powered by a natural gas generator with planned CO2 scrubbing.
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Why it matters
The initiative aims to meet Kent’s climate action goals while addressing local housing needs, as Kent’s community development director noted the city requires more housing options. This project aligns with broader efforts in Ohio to boost the state economy.
Mike DeWine approved various projects intended to boost the economy of Ohio.
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