Anthony Tisot, Public and Media Relations Manager, Power Measurement, Saanichton, British Columbia
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Codes and Standards
January 12, 2005
Energy Management 101: Controlling Costs Campus-wide
It's becoming more challenging for educational institutions to find the funds for facility upgrades and expansion, but in many cases, an untapped source of revenue exists in improved energy-management practices. Across North America, innovative colleges and universities are deploying energy management technology to help reduce electricity bills and avoid costly power-quality related interruptions. By their very nature, large educational institutions have a lot to gain from managing their energy wisely. Characterized by a sprawling campus, multiple buildings, thousands of residents, and a diverse range of power requirements, a typical university campus is like any progressive community - a large energy consumer.
By Anthony Tisot, Public and Media Relations Manager, Power Measurement, Saanichton, British Columbia