Washington Gas was thrilled to move into its new corporate headquarters at 1000 Maine Avenue, SW in late July.
The new building is part of The Wharf development – a $2 billion, mixed-use neighborhood on the Southwest Waterfront in Washington, D.C. The Wharf offers three million square feet of offices, residential property, restaurants, hotels, a cultural arts center and more.
Washington Gas signed a 16-year lease at 1000 Maine Avenue, with nearly 200 employees – including its finance, legal, communications and public policy teams – occupying three floors in the building.
Going Green at The Wharf
In addition to providing mixed-use spaces, The Wharf offers state-of-the-art features including:
Bringing Natural Gas to The Wharf
Washington Gas was also instrumental in bringing natural gas to The Wharf development. Read our customer story to learn more.
Washington Gas honored 2020’s top performing service providers at our first annual Commercial Service Provider Award Ceremony on January 21, 2021.
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Replacing the existing capacity with a higher number of smaller boilers makes it easier for building engineers to bypass individual units as needed to maintain reliable heating and hot water service
The college recently replaced 40-year-old, dual-fuel boilers with six new high-efficiency condensing units at its Rockville campus, using a $38,000 Washington Gas rebate to help defray the upfront co