Usually, schools budget for a predictable increase in utility costs each year, but working with Energy Education helped the district lessen their energy use to avoid that usual increase, so the schools have been spending the same, consistent amount of money on utilities per year. The cost of the program even comes from that same budget. This allows the schools to spend more money elsewhere—on teacher salaries, sports and tutoring programs, for example. The district began a four-year contract with the company in September 2007, and has since acquired a cost avoidance of nearly 26 percent, which equals almost $300,000. As part of the contract, Energy Ed provided EnergyCAP software that monitors and analyzes district energy use, as well as training for Tony Torretta, who oversees the energy management program.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Ferndale School District Cuts 21 Percent in Utility Costs with Energy Ed
Since partnering with Energy Education to reduce energy costs, Ferndale School District has been reaping the benefits, which include a savings of more than $750,000 in just three years, as well as a 21 percent reduction in utility costs.
Usually, schools budget for a predictable increase in utility costs each year, but working with Energy Education helped the district lessen their energy use to avoid that usual increase, so the schools have been spending the same, consistent amount of money on utilities per year. The cost of the program even comes from that same budget. This allows the schools to spend more money elsewhere—on teacher salaries, sports and tutoring programs, for example. The district began a four-year contract with the company in September 2007, and has since acquired a cost avoidance of nearly 26 percent, which equals almost $300,000. As part of the contract, Energy Ed provided EnergyCAP software that monitors and analyzes district energy use, as well as training for Tony Torretta, who oversees the energy management program.
Usually, schools budget for a predictable increase in utility costs each year, but working with Energy Education helped the district lessen their energy use to avoid that usual increase, so the schools have been spending the same, consistent amount of money on utilities per year. The cost of the program even comes from that same budget. This allows the schools to spend more money elsewhere—on teacher salaries, sports and tutoring programs, for example. The district began a four-year contract with the company in September 2007, and has since acquired a cost avoidance of nearly 26 percent, which equals almost $300,000. As part of the contract, Energy Ed provided EnergyCAP software that monitors and analyzes district energy use, as well as training for Tony Torretta, who oversees the energy management program.
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