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Lighting and Personal Appliance Audit

Lighting and Personal Appliance Audit. Overview of Presentation. Introduction Energy Demonstration Audit Data Collection and Analysis Development of Recommendations Reflection and Discussion. WHAT IS ENERGY?. t he ability to do work or make change. WHERE DOES ENERGY COME FROM?.

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Lighting and Personal Appliance Audit

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  1. Lighting and Personal Appliance Audit

  2. Overview of Presentation • Introduction • Energy Demonstration • Audit Data Collection and Analysis • Development of Recommendations • Reflection and Discussion

  3. WHAT IS ENERGY? the ability to do work or make change

  4. WHERE DOES ENERGY COME FROM? NON-RENEWABLE RENEWABLE

  5. WHO USES ENERGY?

  6. WHY DO WE CARE ABOUT ENERGY?

  7. SO WHAT CAN WE DO? ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY CONSERVATION reduce or eliminate energy use use technologies that require less energy for the same output

  8. LIGHTING AND PERSONAL APPLIANCE AUDIT What is an Audit? Why do an Audit? Provide baseline information about how resources are being used Determine the amount of energy consumed by lights and appliances • An evaluation or survey? • A lighting audit is a survey of lighting use • An appliance audit is a survey of appliance use

  9. GOALS OF THE AUDIT • Determine the percentage of your building’s electrical consumption that is used by lights • Determine the percentage of your building’s electrical consumption that is used by appliances • Identify areas for improvement • Raise awareness about energy consumption, conservation and efficiency!

  10. ENERGY DEMONSTRATION

  11. DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS

  12. RECOMMENDATIONS • Recommendations are based on observations and collected data • Students should be involved in the generation of recommendations • Recommendations should be shared with school administrators, staff and students • Estimate energy and monetary savings associated with recommendations, as well as associated costs

  13. RECOMMENDATIONS

  14. RECOMMENDATIONS

  15. REFLECTION AND DISCUSSION

  16. FOR MORE INFORMATION • Ghita Carroll, BVSD Sustainability Coordinator • ghita.carroll@bvsd.org • Katie Alexander, Sustainability Intern • katharine.alexander@colorado.edu • http://www.bvsd.org/green

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