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Louisville, KY· Baptist Health· 2,300 beds

Baptist Health (system)

Baptist Health is the largest not-for-profit health system in Kentucky, operating 8 hospitals across Kentucky and southern Indiana. The system entered a 30-year Energy-as-a-Service partnership with ENFRA in 2024 to modernize energy infrastructure, cut carbon emissions, and guarantee 19.6% annual utility expense savings across the eight hospitals.

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Stated commitments

Goals & progress

Guaranteed utility expense savings via 30-year EaaS partnership
Target 19.6% annual savings across 8 hospitals by 2054 · baseline 2024 · 30-year Energy-as-a-Service partnership with ENFRA covering chilled water and steam systems across 8 KY/IN hospitals, with guaranteed 19.6% annual utility expense savings.
On track
10% of the way to goal28 yrs remaining
Source: ENFRA — Baptist Health Energy-as-a-Service project
Behind on this goal — 1 peer further along:
Reduce carbon emissions via energy system modernization
Target Material carbon emissions reduction (no public numeric target) by 2054 · baseline 2024 · ENFRA partnership scope includes new efficiency and resiliency upgrades aligned with Baptist Health's stated energy stewardship goals. No public percent or net-zero target disclosed.
On track
10% of the way to goal28 yrs remaining
Source: ENFRA — Baptist Health Energy-as-a-Service project
Projected impact if deployed
Current 10%Projected 33.3%
+23.3 pts
Est. 897 tons/yr of waste diverted across the matched solutions.
Contributing solutions

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Solutions that map to these goals

Products from our solutions directory that align with this hospital's stated commitments and active projects.

Anesthesia & pharma
Anesthesia gas capture (Centralized waste anesthetic gas)
SageMedic / Sage Sustainable Electronics

Capture and destroy systems for waste anesthetic gases (desflurane, sevoflurane, N₂O) that prevent potent greenhouse gas release and cut volatile pharma waste.

Impact: Mass General Brigham and others report 80%+ reductions in anesthesia carbon footprint.
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Anesthesia & pharma
Pharma waste segregation software
PharmEcology (WM Healthcare Solutions)

Decision support tool that correctly classifies drug waste so hospitals stop disposing non hazardous pharma in expensive, plastic heavy regulated waste streams.

Impact: Customers cut hazardous pharma waste tonnage by 30 60% on average.
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Anesthesia & pharma
SID waste anesthetic gas capture & recycling
ANAESTHETIC GAS RECLAMATION (Baxter / SageTech)

Closed canister system that captures exhaled volatile anesthetics from scavenging lines and ships them back for purification and resale as pharmaceutical grade product.

Impact: UK NHS pilots (Solent, Royal Cornwall) recovered >90% of sevoflurane and cut anesthesia carbon footprint by an estimated 27,000 tCO2e at scale.
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Anesthesia & pharma
Anaesthetic greenhouse gas capture device
Gaiatech (University of Auckland)

OR-side device that scrubs waste anaesthetic gases (sevoflurane, desflurane, N₂O) from the scavenging line before they vent to atmosphere, using a novel adsorbent developed at the University of Auckland.

Impact: Successfully trialled at an Auckland hospital in late 2025 removing ~100% of anaesthetic gases across 15 theatres — early pilot data suggests one of the cheapest per-ton CO₂e abatement options in the OR.
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Anesthesia & pharma
CONTRAfluran volatile anaesthetic absorber
Baxter / ZeoSys Medical

Zeolite-based canister fitted to the anaesthesia machine exhaust that captures sevoflurane, isoflurane and desflurane. Saturated canisters are returned to ZeoSys, where the anaesthetic is desorbed, purified and re-sold as pharmaceutical-grade drug.

Impact: 2025 peer-reviewed single-center study (Universitätsmedizin Greifswald) documented high real-world capture efficiency for sevoflurane in routine anaesthesia — a drop-in Scope 1 reduction with no clinical workflow change.
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Waste reduction projects

EnergySince 2024
30-year Energy-as-a-Service partnership with ENFRA
ENFRA operates, maintains, and optimizes Baptist Health's chilled water and steam systems across 8 hospitals in KY and southern Indiana, with new efficiency and resiliency upgrades and 19.6% guaranteed annual utility savings.