Dedicated Professionals Sharing Expertise. Waste Reduction Partners is a working partnership with: www.wastereductionpartners.org Land-of-Sky Regional.

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Dedicated Professionals Sharing Expertise

Waste Reduction Partners is a working partnership with: Land-of-Sky Regional Council Triangle J Council of Governments NC DENR Division of Environmental Assistance and Outreach

Waste Reduction Partners At-A-Glance Waste Reduction Partners conducts on-site assessments and provides consulting services to businesses and public institutions throughout North Carolina. WRP hosts a statewide team of 65 retired engineers and scientists with more than 2,300 years of experience. They provide waste, water and energy reduction assessments and technical assistance to clients at no or reduced cost. The program focuses on pollution prevention, operating efficiency improvements and cost effectiveness. ClientsServices Businesses Non-Profits Manufacturing Schools Agriculture Local Governments Energy Efficiency Waste Reduction Water Efficiency Pollution Prevention Technical Assistance

WRP Client Profile Each $1 of program funding yields $3.52 in estimated savings 74% Implementation Rate for 2011

WRP Volunteers WRP Land-of-Sky Regional Council WRP Triangle J Council of Governments WRP utilizes retired and volunteer engineers and scientists. Asheville, North Carolina Research Triangle Park, North Carolina Engaging the “Baby Boomer” community resource – 2 million in 2025 in North Carolina Staff is highly respected by clients, “Speak the Business Language.” Over 2300 years of cumulative experience Staffing able to “stay with” clients through project implementation Provide a legacy of sustainable practices

WRP 2011 Accomplishments $1.83 Million Total Client Savings $1.18 Million Annually Client Energy Savings 5.7 MGY Water Usage Reduction 10,080 Tons Solid Waste Reduction $10.3 Million- Value of Energy Projects Assisted 74%- Energy Project Implementation Rate 65,800 MMbtu- Client Energy Reduction 292 Sites- Visited in 56 Counties Recipient of the NC Sustainable Energy Association – Community Leadership Award for 2011

WRP Millennium Stats Since 2000 $40.7 Million Total Client Savings 276,560 Megawatt Hours Electricity Reduction 608 MGY Water Conservation Measures 204,500 Tons Solid Waste Diverted from Landfills 182,150 Hours- Technical Assistance 65- Assessors Statewide 943,650 MMbtu- Client Energy Reduction 1630 Sites- Visited Statewide 149 Million Metric Tons- CO 2 Emissions Prevented

WRP Services for 2012 – Solid Waste and P2 Solid Waste and Recycling In partnership with NCDENR Div. of Environmental Assistance and Outreach, the WRP solid waste team helps businesses and organizations Improve recycling programs, identify markets for waste streams, develop pollution prevention strategies, and save money on waste disposal. Greening the Hospitality Sector Businesses in the hospitality or tourism sector can take advantage of a suite of assessments to improve energy, water, solid waste, and recycling practices. Sponsored by the US EPA. NC Green Travel WRP assessors provide guidance and technical assistance to tourism related businesses seeking recognition under the NC DENR “NC Green Travel Program”.

WRP Services for 2012 – Energy Rural Energy for America Program REAP provides energy assessments for small businesses in rural NC. $325 cost share and application required. Sponsored by the USDA. Energy and Greenhouse Gas Assessments For NC Industries In partnership with NCDENR, Div. of Air Quality, WRP provides industries with a detailed energy assessments with an emphasis on boiler efficiency and greenhouse gas mitigation. E3 for Small Enterprises E3: Economy, Energy and Environment, sponsored by the US EPA, is a collaboration of resources that work to benefit small industrial enterprises in the TJCOG region. Services address process improvements, energy use, worker safety, and business excellence practices. NCEO Sponsored Energy Assessments WRP assessors provide detailed energy assessments for public, private and non-profit organizations throughout North Carolina.

WRP Services – Initiate a Project On the WRP website: Click on initiate a project and complete a brief application WRP: or Call: (TJCOG) or (LOSRC)

Examples of Client Outcomes- Annual Savings Energy Residential School - 170,500 kWh, $ 9,720 Five County Buildings – 1.26 million kWh, $75,747 Water High School million gallons, $12,858 Solid Waste Textile Plant – 211 Tons, $9,284

WRP Current Funding Partners NC Department of Environmental Assistance and Outreach / NC DENR State Energy Office / NCDOC USDA Rural Utility Service US EPA Cherokee Preservation Foundation City of Asheville – Water Resources Progress Energy Carolinas Town of Boone Private Contributions

WRP Needs Volunteers in this Area! WRP has immediate openings for volunteers Part time work schedules are very flexible Need volunteers that are interested in any or all areas Energy Water Solid Waste Classroom training is provided plus opportunities for “on the job” training with experienced assessors Travel expenses are covered and a small hourly stipend is paid for all applicable time If interested, apply on our web site or contact us at the following numbers - RTP (919) Asheville (828)

WRP Contacts WRP Land-of-Sky Regional Council WRP Triangle J Council of Governments 339 New Leicester Hwy, Suite 140 Asheville, NC Terry Albrecht, PE, CEM State Director PO Box Research Triangle Park, NC Conrad Meyer, Technical Manager Syd Jeffrey, Program Administrator