Behavior Based Energy Savings

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Behavior Based Energy Savings Jodi Bettermann, Readington Public Schools Energy Efficiency Coordinator

Located in Hunterdon County, Central NJ Suburban location Includes four schools: two K-3 schools, one 4-5th grade school and one 6-8th grade middle school Approximately 1700 students in district

Energy Use in Schools

Keys to Energy Sustainability District Green Committee Members represent different areas Began with waste management Single stream recycling program in all 4 schools(60 tons annually) Moved into energy management Energy Efficiency Program

Energy Program History June 2010 performed LGEA audit of facilities October 2012 joined Schools for Energy Efficiency (SEE) program Hired district Energy Efficiency Coordinator and formally began energy program September 2015 received Sustainable Jersey for Schools certification for all district schools

Our Results

Readington Program to Date Results Year 1 Dec 12-Nov 13 Year 2 Dec 13-Nov 14 Year 3 Dec 14-Nov 15 36 months Dec 12-Nov 15 % Change Electric (12)% (14)% (20)% (15)% % Change Electric Demand (6)% (11)% (8)% % Change Gas (7)% 2% (4)% (3)% % Change Total Energy (9)% (10)% Avoided Cost $62,815 $62,760 $99,050 $226,031

Transportation Energy Savings Commitment to sustainability drives financially responsible and environmentally conscious decisions District No-Idling policy for buses/cars Transportation fuel savings

Transportation Fuel Savings Fuel savings due to route reductions and student enrollment decreases Year Cost/gal (avg) Total Cost Total Fuel (gal) 2008-09 $2.04 $123,500.84 60,440 2014-15 $2.13 $113,447.10 53,065

Savings Used To: Contribute to flat school budget for three years, 2013-2016 Refresh technology in classrooms Maintain class size and academic experience

Energy Efficiency Program Utility tracking Energy awareness Engagement and Education Results and Recognition

Utility Tracking Data www.readington.k12.nj.us, Our District, Energy Efficiency

Energy Awareness Campaign

Staff and Student Involvement

Energy Education 6th Grade Science class Infrared light investigation

Energy Efficiency Project November 2013 – December 2014 window and door replacement project at Readington Middle School Was identified in the LGEA audit Energy tracking and management allowed us to see the energy savings in the building

Readington Middle School Window Replacement Project Before After

Readington Middle School Window Replacement Project Before After

Results Window replacement project and behavior modification resulted in decrease in energy usage at Readington Middle School Energy Use Intensity (EUI) decreased by 3% Energy usage reduced by 17% Avoided $37,700 in energy costs in one year

Recognition Energy Star building certification 2015 Eco-Schools NJ Silver Certification Sustainable Jersey for Schools bronze certification 2015

How to begin sustainability program Establish Green Team to drive progress Focus on low cost, high return investments that are easy to implement Recognition of progress Use opportunities to share and gather information

Jodi Bettermann, jbettermann@readington.k12.nj.us (908) 823-0454 X2960 Thank you! Jodi Bettermann, jbettermann@readington.k12.nj.us (908) 823-0454 X2960