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Arkansas Tech Energy Management

Energy management has often been defined as the planning and operation of energy production and energy consumption units as well as energy distribution and storage. But, the 21st-century definition of energy management goes far beyond these narrow parameters. Today, it refers to the need to develop the sustainable models necessary for both the human race and planet Earth to survive.

Arkansas Tech has committed to be a sustainable organization and this site is where you can find information about our efforts.

Temperature Adjustment Request - Use this form in order to request the temperature of your space be lowered or raised from its standard preset.

Request for Equipment Exemption - Use this form if you have equipment which you would like to be allowed in your space.

      Ozark Service Request 

 

  • Turn off your computer at the end of the day
  • Turn off any non-essential office equipment in your space
  • Turn off lights when you leave your work space or leave lights off when possible
  • Unplug personal devices (coffee makers. radios. chargers, etc.) when not in use
  • During summer days, close window coverings on windows receiving direct sunlight to prevent heat gain.
  • Report malfunctioning equipment and over cooled or heated areas. 

Use these checklists to help make your area more energy efficient.

Shutdown Checklist

Long term Checklist (Used for long periods away from your office)

 

Submit your ideas for Energy Conservation and Sustainability to jcarey1@atu.edu


CONTRACT TOTAL - $6,481,444


GUARANTEED ANNUAL ENERGY SAVINGS - $510,812

 

COMPLETION DATE - Oct 2019

 

Arkansas Tech University selected Performance Services to implement a campus-wide energy savings project and Energy Leadership program utilizing the Arkansas Energy Performance Contracting (AEPC) Program. Essential improvements include LED lighting retrofits and building automation systems upgrades across the campus. In addition to these energy improvements, Energy Leadership program was implemented across the campus. An energy manager leads the behavioral-based energy awareness and cost reduction program, utilizing a web-based energy dashboard that provides real-time energy data to monitor and inform campus energy usage. Together, these improvements are expected to reduce annual utility costs by 13.8%.

Project Highlights

  • Energy Leadership program
  • LED lighting campus-wide upgrade (exterior and interior lighting)
  • Building automation controls upgrade
  • Fume hood retrofit and controls upgrades
  • Cafeteria exhaust hood conversion to VAV

 

CONTACT US

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Josh Carey
Energy Manager
479-968-0261 ext. 5208
jcarey1@atu.edu