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Basic Data Consumption (Template) : Year 1 Year 2 Year 1 Year 2 Energy Service Consumption

This document summarizes the energy consumption and emissions data for a school over two years. It provides the electricity and fuel consumption rates per capita and area for both years. The total energy consumption is reported in kWh/person and kWh/m2. The emissions are reported in kgCO2eq/person, kg CO2eq/m2, and total tons of CO2eq.

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Basic Data Consumption (Template) : Year 1 Year 2 Year 1 Year 2 Energy Service Consumption

This document summarizes the energy consumption and emissions data for a school over two years. It provides the electricity and fuel consumption rates per capita and area for both years. The total energy consumption is reported in kWh/person and kWh/m2. The emissions are reported in kgCO2eq/person, kg CO2eq/m2, and total tons of CO2eq.

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Basic Data Consumption (Template)

Year 1 Number of people Area of the school - Footage (m) Year 2

Energy Service
Electricity Consumption kWh Fuel Consumption for Heating* Natural gas (m - kWh) Propane/Butane (m - kWh - kg) Gasoil (litre - kg) Wood or other biomass

Consumption Year 1 Year 2 Year 1 Year 2

Coal

kg kg

* Fill in just applicable (fuel used) and match the units you prefer

Summary
Yearly rates: Electricity per capita: Electricity per square m: Fuel per capita: Fuel per square m: Total Consumption: ENERGY consumption ..... kWh/person ..... kWh/m
2

EMISSIONS .......... kgCO2eq/person ........... kg CO2eq/m


2

..... kWh/person ..... kWh/m2 ..... MWh

........ t CO2eq .......... t CO2eq/m2 ....... t CO2eq

Building inspection
Energy Audit Data Sheet (Template)

Implementing

Degree of implementation Nothing Starting

Basic Standards

Lights and Equipment When adequate light is available from the sun, or when rooms are X unoccupied all lights are turned OFF. Are lights in passage places (i.e. corridors, toilet, etc.) turned off when X not in use ? Are electronic ballasts installed to provide the proper starting and X operating electrical condition to power lamps? Either computer monitors are turned OFF or computers are put into "sleep" mode when not in use.

Computer peripherals such as printers, scanners and other electronic equipment are turned OFF when not in use. All outside lights are turned off during daylight hours

X X

All outside lights are turned off at night Portable heaters may only be used as a short-term emergency measure. Principals must authorize their use in these circumstances.

Small bar refrigerators are prohibited unless there are compelling reasons for their use in exceptional circumstances.

Extensively

Energy Saving Action Plan Template


Name of School / Facility: Register the priorities by taking comments from the Energy Review: Energy Team composition:

Target

Actions

Type of Actions (Behav. Tech.)

Indicators
Human (type & n) Number of lights turned off when the classrooms are empty Number of control system installed

Resources
Material (type & n) Expenditure EUR 70 (estimation)

Timeline

Results
Record periodicity

Conserve 20% Electricity usage in lighting

a) Assign 2 pupils to monitor the lights are switch off when not needed b) Put up posters or stickers for turning off lights in each classroom

Students per Posters or/and class per week stickers (1 per (number 2) class)

20 Nov.'09 - Record results 20 Dic. '09 weekly Record results 15 Oct. '09 at the period 15 Jan. '10 end Record results 01 Dic. '09 at the period 31 Jan. '10 end 15 Jan. '10 - Record results 31 Jan. '10 weekly

Install lighting and appliance control 11 systems (timers, occupancy and motion sensors, etc)

Headmaster - Approx.: 10 500 Subcontracting timers + 5 (estimation) to electrician motion sensors Self-Stick Foam 100 (200 m) (estimation)

Install weather stripping on all doors 13 and windows Reduce Each classroom will have monitors Energy who regulates radiators by thermostat consumption 12 valves and avoid windows to be for Heating opened by 15%

Number of doors and Service of windows sealed Maintenance

Assessed informally

Students per class per week N.A. (number 2)

N.A.

Progress Report Template

Periodicity: Date: Realization

a) Pupils have been assigned b)Posters and stickers have been put up in all classrooms

This task has been recently contracted Installation of weahter stripping on going

................

Progress Report Template

Results

Financial Data Expenditure (EUR)

Evaluation
Comments The missing 30% is caused by a restricted group of students not sufficiently involved Starting date expected by ....... End of action expected in 1 month

Approximately 70% of lights are off

100

500 10 doors out of 15 and 40 windows out of 75 have been sealed ........................

350

.........

.....................

Energy Action Plan - Timeline


Measures Months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Put up posters in passages asking people to turn off lights

Supply laboratory with power strips with an on/off switches

Implement a 10% Renewable Electricity self produced

Perform a check of all equipment for heat and cooling

Put up posters asking people not to leave windows and doors to the outside open unnecessarily Install weather stripping on all doors and windows

Obtain and make available energy education materials for all teachers for incorporation into their subject matter

Develop checklists for the school community on daily energy conservation actions

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