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Hansen, Shirley; Crittenden, Chris – American School and University, 1984
Direct purchase of natural gas may help schools and universities avoid increases when price controls on new natural gas are removed. For an educational institution to take advantage of the new regulations, gas must be purchased and transportation arranged, either individually or through a consortium. (TE)
Descriptors: Consortia, Cost Effectiveness, Educational Facilities Planning, Elementary Secondary Education
Day, C. William; And Others – Nation's Schools, 1974
A discussion by an educator, an energy consultant, an architect, and a superintendent of facilities planning on how schools can reform maintenance and operations procedures towards efficient fuel use. (Author/DN)
Descriptors: Building Operation, Cost Effectiveness, Efficiency, Energy
Schrader, Charles F. – 1976
Estimates from a number of reliable sources indicate that reductions in energy consumption are possible in both existing and new facilities. Estimates vary from 25 to 50 percent for older buildings and 50 to 80 percent for new construction. Prudent school administrators should take stock of their physical facilities and look for possible ways to…
Descriptors: Administrator Guides, Architects, Architectural Programing, Building Design
Dell'Isola, A. J. – Modern Schools, 1974
One article outlines a proposed new approach to fuel supply and selection for large school systems; the other suggests conservation practices in the areas of school plant operation and student transportation. (Author/MF)
Descriptors: Building Operation, Construction Costs, Cost Effectiveness, Energy Conservation
Marsee, Jeff – 1979
After reviewing the physical plant environment and temperature control equipment at Eastfield College (Texas), this paper explains how redirected efforts toward energy conservation can result in important cost/usage savings. Electricity billing rates are explained to provide a stronger usage strategy for cost effectiveness. Two methods of reducing…
Descriptors: Air Conditioning, Building Operation, Climate Control, Community Colleges
Federal Energy Administration, Washington, DC. – 1976
Case studies are reported from 19 diverse institutions that, in spite of design limitations, implemented initial conservation programs that saved 15 to 25 percent of the energy previously used. Reporting institutions continued to reduce energy consumption through the development of an energy management program. Focus in this report is on cost…
Descriptors: Administration, Building Operation, Case Studies, Cost Effectiveness
New York State Energy Office, Albany. – 1980
Determining the feasibility of modifying existing buildings to take advantage of solar energy requires a formal technical study. This workbook is designed to help the reader perform a preliminary analysis to decide whether investing in such a formal study would be beneficial. The book guides the user through an exploration of the general…
Descriptors: Building Operation, Climate Control, Cost Effectiveness, Costs
Better Heating-Cooling Council, Berkeley Heights, NJ. – 1973
This document analyzes the causes of a discrepancy between expected electric costs of $19,460 annually based on full occupancy and usage, compared with a 1972 total billing of $49,819, and the fear of a 1974 $53,000 electric bill. A review was made of detailed proposals for 1967 and 1968 submitted to the building commettee to guide them in…
Descriptors: Bids, Building Systems, Case Studies, Comparative Analysis
Glazner, Steve, Ed. – 1999
This report presents comparative data on facility management costs and staffing based on responses from 193 U.S. postsecondary educational facilities and K-12 institutions during 1997-98. It also lists data from both private and public institutions. Section 1 contains general data on the survey response tally and institutional profiles listed by…
Descriptors: Campuses, College Administration, College Buildings, Comparative Analysis
General Electric Co., Philadelphia, PA. Space Div. – 1974
General Electric Company was one of four contractors who received a contract in early January 1974 to design, build, and install a solar heating experiment in a public school. The overall objective of this program was to obtain data that would assist in evaluating the applicability of solar heating systems in large metropolitan areas. This data…
Descriptors: Blueprints, Climate Control, Construction Materials, Cost Effectiveness

ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management, Eugene, OR. – 1979
The twelve items in this annotated bibliography on energy use in the schools are entries in the ERIC system. Most of the publications and articles cited highlight techniques for conserving energy in existing school buildings. Some publications center on building energy efficient schools. Other topics touched on include economy in school…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Building Design, Bus Transportation, Computer Oriented Programs
AAI Corp., Baltimore, MD. – 1974
In the middle of January 1974, AAI Corporation received a contract to conduct a solar heating proof-of-concept experiment (POCE) for a public school building. On March 1, 1974, the experiment began as Timonium Elementary School, in Maryland, became the first school in the United States to be heated by solar energy. In this brief period, the…
Descriptors: Blueprints, Capital Outlay (for Fixed Assets), Construction Materials, Cost Effectiveness
National Association of College and University Business Officers, Washington, DC. – 1985
Fifty-two cost reduction efforts on college and university campuses are described, as part of the Cost Reduction Incentive Awards Program sponsored by the National Association of College and University Business Officers and the United States Steel Foundation. The incentive program is designed to stimulate cost-effective ideas and awareness of the…
Descriptors: Building Operation, Campus Planning, Change Strategies, College Administration