Building Performance

Energy Management works to continuously improve the University’s building performance by focusing on a comprehensive long-term approach to reliable and sustainable solutions. Buildings should be constructed and operated in the safest and most energy- and cost-efficient manner possible through maximizing the efficiency of individual building systems. Our in-house Commissioning Team’s work continues to improve the efficiency of University buildings through mechanical equipment calibrations, HVAC sequence optimizations and occupancy schedule implementations. Partnering with Building Services technicians, this helped to achieve approximately $4.2 million in savings in fiscal year 2020.