Energy Management
The Energy Management Program improves the energy efficiency of campus buildings to reduce costs and support U-M’s sustainability goal of reducing greenhouse emissions.
Since 2006, energy use in general fund buildings has decreased by 25% despite a 20% increase in building area.
Through energy projects and operational improvements, such as energy conservation measures, our professional staff takes a team-oriented approach to saving energy. Regional Energy Managers are strategically located to cover the 150+ general fund buildings that represent 16.8 million square feet of research laboratories, classrooms, offices, recreational facilities, and performance spaces.
Energy is just one aspect of building sustainability. Learn more about U-M’s approach to sustainable building design.
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Energy Basics
The backbone of energy management
Settle that debate with your colleagues or roommates once and for all! Learn about the nuances of energy use and conservation in our frequently asked questions and videos.
