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Energy Services

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What we do

Responsible for the production, distribution and efficient use of the campus’ energy and utility needs, we have 60 staff that work 24 hours a day, seven days a week providing reliable, efficient, cost effective, and environmentally friendly utilities.

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Our services

Various units within Energy Services make sure the production and distribution of energy is safe and comfortable for everyone. Through multiple areas of expertise, we provide diverse functions to maintain the University’s energy systems.

Building automation

Facilitates the efficient, automatic operation of Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems throughout the University and Medical Center.

Conservation

Ensures customers have quality utilities at the lowest cost possible and help everyone become more energy efficient and sustainable.

Distribution

Maintains, repairs and replaces non-electric utility distribution systems and manage planned and unplanned outages.

Finance

Responsible for all accounting services within Energy Services as well as oversite of all utilities for all of the University.

Production

Management of all utility generation and distribution systems including electricity, chilled water, steam, hot water, co-gen, natural gas, water, sewer and meters.

Frequently asked questions

Do you hire students?

Yes. We frequently have student employees or full-time co-op students.

Keep an eye out for jobs posted on the student employment website and/or send us your resume and describe why you would like to work with us. We enjoy working with students. Please note that we can only hire one or two at a time.

Who should I contact with energy saving ideas?

Energy Services appreciates suggestions and ideas from the University community regarding energy conservation on campus. Please email us to share your ideas.

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