Unlock the potential to reduce energy consumption and cut costs with these essential tools and strategies designed for facilities and building managers.
Whether working from home or in Stanford’s offices, reducing electrical consumption is a smart way to save power and cut energy costs. Install appliance timers and Smart Strips to reduce the energy load at your workstations.
Conserve energy by turning off heating and ventilation systems in buildings during holiday closures. For example, two weeks before Thanksgiving, look for notifications and reminders to customize your building’s HVAC systems with a special checklist.
Building managers can share ready-made Sustainable Stanford signage and communication with occupants that remind them to unplug and turn off devices as appropriate and to turn down thermostats before breaks.
Reduce the energy use in buildings by tailoring HVAC to occupancy. To learn more about building automation and controls and how to use building thermostats, connect with Sustainable Stanford.
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.
Stanford and Green Sports Alliance partner to advance sustainability leadership across collegiate athletics.
This April, a new study was released exploring the effects of a smaller serving size on diner satisfaction and meat consumption. This study, a joint …