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Description |
Annual Savings |
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CO2 Sensors for HVAC Set Backs
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This project allows more efficient operation of air-conditioning and heating systems by monitoring CO2 levels in the occupied area and controlling the amount of outside air that is required. Much more energy is used to condition outside air than recirculated air.
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$24,386
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HVAC Occupancy Sensors
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This project allows the air-conditioning system to minimize operation when there are no occupants. These types of systems can be adjusted to allow a relatively short recovery period when the area is re-occupied.
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$24,783
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Group Re-Lamp T-8 32W to T-8 28 W Lamps
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Lighting is one of the large electrical energy loads on campus. Technology has improved since the original lamps were installed. This project allows the same amount of illumination for a 12% reduction in energy use.
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$170,365
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Occupancy Sensors to Classrooms, Lecture Halls, Low Occupancy Rooms
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These sensors detect the presents of occupants and turn the lights on. When no occupants are present for a specified period of time, the lights are turned out.
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$340,230
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Water Conservation
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Newer water fixtures allow less consumption of water while accomplishing the same tasks – water for washing hands and flushing toilets.
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$100,768
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Computer Management
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Many computers can be turned off by their users at the end of the day. But, some computers must remain on for centralized maintenance and upgrades that are accomplished overnight. This project allows for those computers to be turned on and off at night from a central location, so that energy is not wasted by leaving them on all night.
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$15,596
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Security Technology
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This project allowed the use of new LED technology to replace high energy consuming incandescent light technology to achieve the necessary safety and security of FSU pedestrians.
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$20,937
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