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Stafford County Public Schools Energy Management Program Overview and Future Plans

This overview highlights Stafford County Public Schools' strategies for significant energy reduction, emphasizing achievements in the Energy Star Program over seven consecutive years. Despite a 6% increase in electricity costs, the school division has saved over $12 million through various efforts, including energy performance contracts, temperature control, and retro-commissioning. The program aims to reduce carbon emissions by 24,162 tons while fostering energy competition among schools to encourage further energy savings. Future initiatives include enhancing energy management plans and ongoing temperature control measures.

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Stafford County Public Schools Energy Management Program Overview and Future Plans

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  1. STAFFORD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM2012Bob Randall CEM, BEP, CBCPEnergy ManagerAug 13, 2013

  2. Overview • 2012 Energy Reduction Efforts • New & Future Energy reductions efforts • Energy Star Program

  3. Energy Reduction Efforts 7th consecutive year – School Division reduced utility costs… While the average cost of electricity to SCPS increased 6% from $.088 to an average cost of $.094 per KWH for all usage

  4. Energy Reduction Efforts • How do we do it? • Energy Performance Contracts • Temperature control reductions • Retro-Commissioning

  5. Energy Reduction Efforts • YearMBTU’s • Original 25 Schools • 2005 248,639,864 • 2006 231,703,193 • 2007 207,403,347 • 2008196,067,563 • 2009 172,592,046 • 2010 185,097,785 • 2011158,002,092 • 2012 142,656,783 • With New Schools (MVHS, CES, ABES, DSMS & SCHMS) • 2007 246,594,352 • 2008 235,724,780 • 2009 217,896,755 • 2010 223,409,383 • 2011 196,071,320 • 2012 181,530,406 Saved in Excess of $12M

  6. Energy Reduction Efforts

  7. Energy Reduction Efforts • Environmental Impact 24,162 TONS of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) not emitted into the atmosphere • This is the right thing to do!

  8. New & Future Energy Reduction Efforts • Continue to implement Energy Management Plan • Road map to comprehensive energy management • Energy competition between schools • Energy Star Awards

  9. New & Future Energy Reduction Efforts • Retro-Commissioning Efforts • At least one school per year • FY12 - Drew MS & Park Ridge ES • FY13 – Hartwood ES • FY14 - ? • Continue holiday, spring & summer temperature control measures • Continue with fine tuning and upgrading of building temperature controls

  10. Energy Competition • Friendly energy competition between schools that will recognize facilities with the most energy consumption reduction quarterly • School’s Energy Steering Group Coordinator will assist to help educate students and staff on ways to reduce energy • Tentative Start Date – Jan 2014

  11. Energy Star Program • ENERGY STAR • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) voluntary program that helps businesses and individuals save money and protect our climate through superior energy efficiency • Portfolio Manager Rating System • Measures Energy Efficiency • 1- 100 Score • Target is 75 >

  12. Energy Star Program • Energy Star Certification • 30 Schools Scored • Eight >75 Rating for EPA’s Energy Star • Brooke Point & Colonial Forge High Schools • Dixon-Smith & HH Poole Middle Schools • Hampton Oaks, Margaret Brent, Park Ridge, & Winding Creek Elementary Schools • Certification Pending

  13. New & Future Energy Reduction Efforts • Ensure Energy Reduction Efforts Included in Rebuild Stafford HS, GVES Renovation and Rebuild MES • Plan Energy Performance Contract (Phase III) identified in FY14-22 CIP

  14. Questions? You can achieve 100% Energy Saving WHEN YOU TURN OFF THE LIGHTS

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