Description
Address campus energy use and efficiency, managing utility data, building performance, demand response, renewable integration, and strategic energy procurement.
- • Review and update campus energy policies, design standards, and operating procedures.
- • Research codes, utility tariffs, technologies, and incentives impacting campus energy.
- • Investigate and resolve metering, billing, or building operations issues affecting energy performance.
- • Define and maintain energy KPIs (e.g., EUI, peak demand, GHG emissions, renewable output).
- • Prepare rebate, incentive, and grant applications for efficiency and renewable projects.
- • Provide technical support for energy conservation measures, retro-commissioning, and BAS scheduling.
- • Coordinate procurement of energy-efficient equipment, services, and analytics tools.
- • Develop and maintain campus energy management and decarbonization plans.
- • Produce energy performance reports and dashboards for leadership and stakeholders.
- • Lead outreach and behavior-change campaigns to engage students, faculty, and staff in energy savings.
- • Collect and analyze utility bills, submeter data, and audit findings to inform decisions.
- • Evaluate and prioritize energy projects based on savings, ROI, feasibility, and occupant impacts.
- • Monitor and track energy use and demand; manage demand response and peak-shaving strategies.
- • Collaborate with facilities, capital planning, and academic partners to set and achieve campus energy goals.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
