Kansas Wesleyan University (KWU) has begun a project alongside Energy Solutions Professionals (ESP) to make campus-wide improvements that will both help the environment and save utility and operating costs in the long-term. The project will reduce the campus’s carbon footprint by 3.3 million pounds of CO2e annually, which is equivalent to the electric use of 250 homes each year.

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Woodson USD 366 selected Energy Solutions Professionals (ESP) as their partner to develop a plan to address over $1,200,000 in facility repairs and improvements, including enhancements to indoor air quality (IAQ) designed to improve the safety of classrooms for students, teachers and staff.

Energy Solutions Professionals has signed on to a proposal submitted to Congressional leaders in support of federal appropriations of $22 billion over the next five years to retrofit critical public facilities.

The Perry-Lecompton school district is making the most of a tough situation with school buildings being closed through the end of the 2019-2020 school year.

As the nation comes together through social distance, our buildings can do their part. Here are some general tips to ensure smooth functioning of your buildings, yet avoid costly utility bills during this unprecedented pandemic.