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Welcome to the UVM
Energy Management Office The University of Vermont is strongly committed to conserving electricity, fuel, and water as part of its goals to become the “leading environmental university of the nation.” In 2006, the Environmental Council updated the University's energy guidelines, which outlines methods and procedures to reduce energy consumption in the following areas: campus buildings, the Central Heating Plant, underground service mains, new construction, lighting, heating, air conditioning, ventilation, water usage, transportation, and solid waste. In addition, it promotes education and research opportunities in energy conservation. The Energy Management Office is always researching new and creative ways to save energy. We welcome your suggestions and inquiries on our energy conservation efforts at UVM. New on this site: We have updated our energy tips page. Check it out! This site is
maintained by UVM's
Energy Management Office.
 Richard Wolbach, CEM Energy Management Engineer UVM -- Physical Plant Department UVM Alum V'85 (BSEE) energy@uvm.edu Site updated by UVM's Office of Sustainability, December 2008. |
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