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Session Abstract As demand for climate change solutions grows exponentially from voluntary commitments and state Renewable Portfolio Standards, colleges and universities have an ever-increasing ...

Session Abstract By reducing exhaust temperatures from combustion, drying, heating and other processes beyond the dew point, large amounts of energy can be recovered and utilized to ...

Session Abstract Auburn University’s central utility plants provide chilled water and hot water to over 12 million square feet of campus buildings. Auburn continues to expand its campus ...

Session Abstract CU Boulder’s Energy Master Plan establishes its vision to decarbonized and resilient campus operations. It’s a roadmap to maximize building efficiency, decarbonize ...

Session Abstract Universities can use their district energy systems to advance their institution’s carbon reduction goals.  Our work has demonstrated a number of approaches to leverage ...

Session Abstract Valdivia is heavily polluted since its thermal needs are mostly covered by firewood, causing dangerous PM2.5 emissions. However, the firewood market is an important ...

Session Abstract CHP in industrial and commercial application has a large potential for achieving energy efficiency and emission reduction targets set by national and regional policies ...

Session Abstract The University of New Hampshire (UNH) serves more than 16,000 students in 6 million sq. ft. of space. In 2005, UNH installed a $20‐million combined heat and power (CHP) ...

Session Abstract Many of the campuses in existence in the Northeastern United States include a backbone of old, historic buildings. Though they represent a trademark of many of the ...

Session Abstract This presentation will explore:
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How energy & utility managers of campuses can optimize EV charging infrastructure through the use of Distributed Energy Resources ...