
Energy Conservation for Labs
Discover tools and rebates for conservation in the most energy-intensive spaces at a research institution.

Discover tools and rebates for conservation in the most energy-intensive spaces at a research institution.

Danica Sun ’28 explored smarter resource use for one of Stanford’s major computing clusters.

Rachel Porter, PhD candidate, investigated alternatives for reducing reliance on Stanford’s natural gas-fired steam plant.
For Ultra Low-Temperature Freezers Are you buying a new ultra-low temperature freezer? Rebates are available for choosing energy-efficient models, whether you are replacing an old freezer …

For the week of Earth Day, The McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society invites you to Fabrics of Consumption: Ethics and Sustainability of Fast …

Learn about opportunities that will benefit your home life. To reduce carbon emissions, focus on electrifying and moving away from gas.

A student-led Living Lab project brings onsite solar power to Stanford’s Educational Farm.

Stanford’s second student-led Climate Week was held in October with over 1,000 participants and 60 events.

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.
Take these steps to protect Stanford’s power supply while living on campus.