Cherry Creek School District, Colorado, USA

Challenge

Cherry Creek School District sought:

  • More environmentally-friendly buildings
  • Lower utility costs
  • Improved learning environments for 62,000 students and staff members

Solutions

  • LED light fixtures and controls to enhance learning environments and reduce energy consumption
  • Water plumbing and irrigation control upgrades
  • HVAC systems to address deferred maintenance and improve indoor air quality
  • Computer power management to reduce computer-related energy consumption
  • OpenBlue Enterprise Manager integration to manage utility spend, assist with operational excellence and provide students and the community with increased visibility of sustainability measures

Results

  • Over $20 million to be saved over 20 years thanks to building upgrades
  • The effort will conserve 1.8 billion gallons of water over the project term
  • The project aligns with Colorado's building performance standards, which are focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 25% from the 2021 baseline

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