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Johnson, William C.; Kraemer, Steven; Ormond, Paul – Facilities Manager, 2011
Self-declared energy and carbon reduction goals on the part of progressive colleges and universities have driven ground source geothermal space heating and cooling systems into rapid evolution, as part of long-term climate action planning efforts. The period of single-building or single-well solutions is quickly being eclipsed by highly engineered…
Descriptors: Climate Control, Energy Conservation, Conservation (Environment), Colleges
Villano, Matt – Campus Technology, 2011
Colleges and universities have been among the leaders nationwide in adopting green initiatives, partly due to their demographics, but also because they are facing their own budget pressures. Virtualization has become the poster child of many schools' efforts, because it provides significant bang for the buck. However, more and more higher…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Energy Conservation, Conservation (Environment), Colleges
Ney, Richard A.; Purman, Judith R. – Facilities Manager, 2009
Many organizations, including colleges and universities, are moving to address the threat of climate change by reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from their operations. For example, the rapid growth of participation in the Presidents Climate Commitment (PCC) now means that more than 600 colleges and universities have pledged to develop plans…
Descriptors: Climate Control, Conservation (Environment), Energy Conservation, Colleges
Shimm, Jon – American School & University, 2001
Discusses how incorporating energy-efficient features into residence halls can save money and make students' campus experience more enjoyable. Use of heat-recovery systems, low-impact lighting, and natural daylighting are explored as are ideas to consider for future residence hall construction projects or renovations. (GR)
Descriptors: Climate Control, Colleges, Dormitories, Educational Facilities Design