| Overall Rating | Gold - expired |
|---|---|
| Overall Score | 68.39 |
| Liaison | Sam Lubow |
| Submission Date | June 29, 2012 |
| Executive Letter | Download |
Stanford University
SD-9: Energy Initiatives
| Status | Score | Responsible Party |
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Jiffy
Vermylen Sustainability Coordinator Sustainability & Energy Management / Office of Sustainability |
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The percentage of total building space square footage that has undergone energy retrofits or renovations within the past three years:
10
The percentage of overall energy consumption reduced as a result of retrofits and renovations completed within the past three years:
7
The percentage of electricity consumption reduced as a result of retrofits and renovations completed within the past three years:
6
The percentage of thermal energy consumption reduced as a result of retrofits and renovations completed within the past three years:
8
The combined gross square footage of all buildings that were constructed or underwent renovations in the past three years that are ENERGY STAR labeled:
86,000
The names of all buildings that were constructed or underwent renovations in the past three years that are ENERGY STAR labeled:
Please note that Stanford's building portfolio, mostly mixed-use laboratory buildings, is not compatible with ENERGY STAR ratings. The Olmsted Terrace Faculty Homes & Olmsted Road Staff Rentals, however, include the following ENERGY STAR features:
(1) ENERGY STAR building envelopes (exceeding State of California energy standards by at least 15%)
(2) ENERGY STAR appliance packages and low-flow toilets
The combined gross square footage of all buildings that are ENERGY STAR labeled:
86,000
The names of all buildings that are ENERGY STAR labeled:
Please note that Stanford's building portfolio, mostly mixed-use laboratory buildings, is not compatible with ENERGY STAR ratings. The Olmsted Terrace Faculty Homes & Olmsted Road Staff Rentals, however, include the following ENERGY STAR features:
(1) ENERGY STAR building envelopes (exceeding State of California energy standards by at least 15%)
(2) ENERGY STAR appliance packages and low-flow toilets
Data source(s) and notes about the submission:
Please note that Stanford completed a lot of retrofit work prior to 3 years ago.
Stanford's energy management portfolio includes a Whole Building Energy Retrofit Program (WBERP), an Energy Retrofit Program (ERP), Sustainable IT programs, and other demand-side management activities.
For more information, please visit the following website:
http://sustainable.stanford.edu/energy_initiatives
Over the last three years (2009, 2010, and 2011), significant projects include:
- Forsythe (WBERP)
- Avery Pool (ERP)
- Cantor (WBERP)
- Alumni Center (WBERP – window film)
- Beckman (WBERP)
- Green West (WBERP)
- Gilbert (WBERP)
- New Psych (ERP – lighting)
- Parking Structures (ERP – lighting)
The savings from the above-listed projects totals $2.1 million per year. Other ERP projects from the past three years total and additional $2.3 million.
In addition, Stanford's behavior-based Building Level Sustainability Program (BLSP) has decreased campus energy consumption. Since 2009, pilot BLSP implementation in 14 campus buildings resulted in up to a 20% reduction in electricity consumption with an average payback in just 9 months. If all buildings achieved the pilot average 8% electricity savings, Stanford's cost savings could total $350,000 annually.
For more information, please visit the following website:
http://sustainable.stanford.edu/building_level_sustainability
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