K-12 Ed

In the U.S., more money is spent powering K-12 buildings than on textbooks and computers combined. According to the U.S. Dept. of Energy, most schools could be saving at least 25% of their energy costs.

Despite the financial benefits, K-12 buildings face a number of obstacles to becoming more energy efficient:

• Administrators juggle numerous responsibilities and energy issues may be lower priority
• Benefits from sustainability initiatives often accrue over time and may require upfront investments or third-party financing

The timing is ideal to take action:

• Schools are under pressure to reduce expenses
• Time-sensitive incentives are available
• Energy and sustainability are hot topics that provide learning opportunities for students

Take Action. Learn more about energy and sustainability and contact us for a no-obligation initial assessment for your properties.

Typical Energy Consumption