Rule 3358:5-13-09 | Strategic plan for energy management policy.
(A) Clark state college recognizes that energy is a strategic business and operating challenge. Ongoing growth in the college's demand for energy and need for an affordable, reliable supply of energy with the new energy cost realities of a global economy require an integrated energy efficiency conservation plan that systematically offsets the rising costs of energy and increased campus demand. This plan focuses on reducing energy consumption per gross square foot, reducing carbon dioxide emissions and gaining system-wide efficiencies.
(B) The "Strategic Plan for Energy Management" sets forth energy goals, objectives and strategies for energy efficiency programs necessary for the college to satisfy the energy efficiency and conservation guidelines of Substitute House Bill 251 (section 3345.69 of the Revised Code) by fiscal year 2014.
(C) The Strategic Plan for Energy Management addresses three strategic challenges: energy reliability, energy conservation and sustainability. By recognizing the college's efforts and achievements to date, and detailing actionable strategies and programs that exceed the energy efficiency and conservation guidelines of Substitute House Bill 251 (section 3345.69 of the Revised Code), the college has developed a multi-year, cost effective strategy that addresses the safety and comfort of the college community while sustaining the college's asset base.
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Amplifies: 3358
Prior Effective Dates: 7/17/2009, 3/27/2015, 10/23/2015