Temple University
Temple University
Campus Modernization Continuous Efficiency
Temple University completed a multi-phase, three-year energy efficiency project that modernized their campuses, enhanced learning environments, and delivered high-impact utility and environmental savings. The visionary program will generate over $1 million in annual energy savings while meeting aspirational sustainability goals.
TEN deployed its continuous efficiency approach across a three-year, phased energy efficiency program. TEN handled design, planning, construction, and commissioning, while managing a competitive, vendor-neutral procurement process.
By The
Numbers
- $126379M
Total Project Size
- $126379M
Total Annual Savings
- 126379 tons
Projected CO₂ Reductions
- 126379M kWh
Projected Electricity Savings
- 126379
Projected MMBtu Fuel Savings
- $126379K+
Projected Utility Rebates
TEN's Project
Team Delivered
- Upgraded building control systems
- Installed modernized lighting
- Added automated commissioning in 12 buildings and 2 parking garages
- Upgraded HVAC systems
- Installed submetering and optimization software
- Upgraded systems with variable speed drives
- Added a new supplemental hot water heating system
- Implemented campus-wide energy efficiency measures through major system modernization and sustainability upgrades
