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Umass Amherst Comprehensive Campus Energy Master Plan, Rmf Engineering
Umass Amherst Comprehensive Campus Energy Master Plan, Rmf Engineering
Sustainability Reports & Plans
The following Comprehensive Campus Energy Plan is intended to provide the University of Massachusetts (UMass), Amherst Campus with a long range vision for efficient and reliable utility generation and delivery as well as effective energy conservation measures. While the plan is based upon a 50-year period, specific recommendations and upgrades are presented to address the short term needs associated with the 10-year capital plan.
Collectively Developing A Framework For Sustainability External Reviews, Janet Williams
Collectively Developing A Framework For Sustainability External Reviews, Janet Williams
NECSC Conference 2015
As campus sustainability programs have developed and grown over the past decade, with some programs approaching relative maturity, we begin to ask an important question: how can these programs be objectively evaluated? This question was recently raised among NECSC members, and the response shows a high level of interest in and enthusiasm for the idea of an objective, external review process. An adaptable assessment process would provide a basis for programs to highlight successes, identify areas for improvement, and help to prioritize program initiatives and projects. Having a relatively standardized process for conducting the review would provide consistency and help …
The Umass Amherst Sustainability External Review Process, Ezra Small
The Umass Amherst Sustainability External Review Process, Ezra Small
NECSC Conference 2015
As campus sustainability programs have developed and grown over the past decade, with some programs approaching relative maturity, we begin to ask an important question: how can these programs be objectively evaluated? This question was recently raised among NECSC members, and the response shows a high level of interest in and enthusiasm for the idea of an objective, external review process. An adaptable assessment process would provide a basis for programs to highlight successes, identify areas for improvement, and help to prioritize program initiatives and projects. Having a relatively standardized process for conducting the review would provide consistency and help …