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Energy Conservation Recommendations, Implementation Costs, and Projected Paybacks for Georgia's Targeted Schools and Hospitals Conservation Program
Abstract
During the past year the Georgia Tech
Research Institute performed technical
assistance studies on over 100 school and
hospital buildings under a program funded by
the Governor's Office of Energy Resources.
This program is known as the Targeted
Schools and Hospitals Program because its
objective is to involve facilities which
have never participated in the traditional
DOE funded Institutional Conservation
Program (ICP) due to economic hardships.
The program was specifically directed at
non-participants by providing fully funded
energy surveys on qualifying facilities. The
energy surveys were conducted by the Georgia
Tech Research Institute under contract with
the Office of Energy Resources.
This paper presents results on the
range of energy conservation recommendations
made and the number of occurrences in the
total population as well as the typical
percentage energy savings. This data can be
used in forecasting the expected types of
recommendations and energy reduction potential for a large population of institutional
buildings.
Citation
Brown, M. L.; Moore, D. M. (1988). Energy Conservation Recommendations, Implementation Costs, and Projected Paybacks for Georgia's Targeted Schools and Hospitals Conservation Program. Energy Systems Laboratory (http://esl.tamu.edu); Texas A&M University (http://www.tamu.edu). Available electronically from https : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /6523.