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Greater Cincinnati 2030 District

28 Million Square Feet across Greater Cincinnati is committed to reducing
the environmental impact of building construction and operations.

THE GREATER CINCINNATI 2030 DISTRICT, is a program of Green Umbrella, the Regional Climate Collaborative for the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana tri-state area. The 2030 District’s mission is to support the creation of a network of healthy, high-performing buildings across Greater Cincinnati. District Partners make a collective commitment to reduce their buildings’ energy use, water consumption, and transportation commuting emissions by 50% by the year 2030.

The Greater Cincinnati 2030 District accelerates the development of sustainable buildings by breaking down market barriers, encouraging collaboration, and assisting our partners in the deployment of innovative sustainability solutions.

Currently, our 50 Building Partners have committed 323 buildings and 28.4 million square feet to the Greater Cincinnati 2030 District.

*Goals are aggregated and represent the combined reductions for all 2030 District Buildings that meets the reporting criteria. No individual property data is disclosed without express consent from a member.

The work of the Greater Cincinnati 2030 District continues our region’s leadership in sustainability by creating a more livable, resilient community that is better able to attract a high caliber workforce and new economic development opportunities.

2030 Districts Network