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The Time to Modernize is Now
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With mounting backlogs of deferred maintenance, declining enrollment, need to grow to meet demands and facility expansion requirements, Higher Ed has hit a tipping point on modernization.
This survey explores how colleges and universities are approaching funding and implementation of campus modernization and energy infrastructure projects.
8:42Through energy-as-a-service (EaaS), energy and financing experts join forces to help organizations gain more control over their energy supply, costs, and efficiencies.
Watch this video to learn how schools across the nation are driving progress on key energy initiatives, using a tried and true method in a completely new way.
University of North Alabama's $17 million capital recovery and reinvestment project will reduce campus energy costs by 20 percent by 2020.
2:15Learn how one university is giving students a real-life experience as they work to solve the global problems and become equipped for future opportunities after graduation.
2:08When weather-induced incidences put a quarter of a million people in Montgomery County, Maryland without power, energy project manager, Michael Yambrach, turned to microgrids.