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Students in 26 Pennsylvania K-12 Schools are Back Learning with an Energy Star and Energy Savings
PHILADELPHIA (Sept. 24 , 2010) – A total of 26 K-12 schools in Pennsylvania have earned the Energy Star building label for superior energy efficiency.
“Increasing energy efficiency is saving school districts 30 percent or more on energy bills each year,” said Shawn M. Garvin, EPA mid-Atlantic regional administrator. “It’s a smart way to save money and help the environment by reducing greenhouse gases. Energy efficient buildings also provide a comfortable and productive learning environment.”
Schools use a variety of ways to reduce their energy use: insulating and sealing air leaks; installing computerized energy management systems; installing new boilers, windows, lighting, ventilation equipment, water conservation and other upgrades; and hiring an energy manager.
Other schools in
To see which of the K-12 schools in the mid-Atlantic region have earned the Energy Star building label and to hear about some of their energy saving successes see:
http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=k12_schools.bus_schoolsk12
Here is a listing of the 26 schools in
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Walter Miller Elementary (
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