Daybreak / Philadelphia International Airport, Central Utility Building
Wednesday 21 October 2026
Philadelphia International Airport, Central Utility Building
City of Philadelphia, Department of Aviation
workablephiladelphiaPHILADELPHIA COUNTY
Temperature
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Owner
City of Philadelphia, Department of Aviation is not in the register, so there is nothing to link to. Recorded as absent and not created by the loader.
Place
Philadelphiacity
The record
What it isInternational airport with three thermal plants. The Central Utility Building provides steam for heat and chilled water cooling to terminals A-East through D
Heat evidenceCentral Utility Building provides steam for heat and chilled water. A-West and Satellite plants use circulating water systems
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Fuelnot found
Capacity297 000 square metres of infrastructure, seven terminals, more than 30 million passengers a year
UtilityPECO
Electrical detailCentral Utilities Building had motor control centre and main unit substation replacement. A new 2 MW generator installed
LandLarge airport site, space plausibly available, estimated from imagery
Capital signal20 million dollars of federal Airport Terminals Program funding for HVAC and electrical upgrades. PHL received 347 million dollars in federal money since 2021. Northeast Philadelphia Airport geothermal project
SignatoryCity of Philadelphia Department of Aviation, CEO Atif Saeed
CityPhiladelphia
CountyPhiladelphia
Sources
Aviation Pros, aviationpros.com, undated
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CBS News Philadelphia, undated
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PHL.org, undated
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Schiller and Hersh Associates, undated
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Temperaturenot found
Fuelnot found