When analyzing a case study, answer the following questions:1. Who2. What3. When4. Where5. How6. SavingsWrite 2-3 paragraphs answering the above questions. When Gundersen Health System's new Hospital opens in January 2014, it is expected to run at approximately 115 kBTU per square foot per year. At current energy costs, achieving 115 kBTU will save Gundersen approximately $660,000. By designing and building the Hospital using sustainable principles, Gundersen will improve the building's overall impact on the environment. Challenge/Situation In 2011, Gundersen Health System broke ground on a 425,000 sq. ft. hospital building that will serve people in a 19-county, 3-state service area. Those involved with the project were challenged with designing and constructing a building that used sustainable principles to limit the building's overall impact on the environment, both during construction and once the building is open. Two main sustainability goals guided Gundersen's plan: The building will run at 115 kBTU per square foot per year, putting the new hospital in the top 1 percent for the energy efficiency of hospitals in the Midwest. Achieve LEED certification for the building. Strategy/Actions In order to achieve the goals set forth for the new Hospital, the environmental plan