
How the University’s Green is Getting Greener
Stanford’s world-class golf course is making water management a priority, teeing up golf to be a sustainable sport.
Forsythe Hall is a major data center and one of the campus buildings with the highest energy use. Focused analysis revealed that a crowded underfloor was receiving uneven airflow distribution. The university responded by integrating the control systems of the central air handler units with outside air economizers and computer room air handlers, for estimated savings of over $90,000 per year.

Stanford’s world-class golf course is making water management a priority, teeing up golf to be a sustainable sport.

New campus fueling station makes waste operations more efficient and sustainable.

The School of Medicine turns smart energy projects into lasting savings, with the help of energy rebates offered through Stanford’s Facilities Energy Management team, leading to over $2.7 million in annual savings for the university.