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Employee Spotlight: Petar Grujich

  • by Amy Burns
  • August 30, 2022
Meet Energy & Engineering’s Control Engineer, Petar Grujich! Petar has been with Facilities Management (FM) since 2017, when he was selected to join the Energy and Engineering team after working as a construction technician for Siemens Automation Company.  
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Changing the Norm Saves Energy

  • by Amy Burns
  • April 19, 2022
No idea is too big or small when saving energy and improving systems. Joe Lestanguet, Inspector, Planner, and Estimator for Facilities Management Building Maintenance Services (FM BMS), shared an energy-saving idea with Sam Cole, an Energy Project Engineer from the Energy and Engineering office, and they recently implemented the project together.   
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Genome Datacenter is Stunning Success

  • by Amy Burns
  • March 12, 2021
In winter of 2018/2019, the Central Heating and Cooling Plant (CHCP) increased the campus chilled water supply temperature to reduce overall campus operating costs. As a result of this change, issues with heat exchangers were identified at The Genome and Biomedical Sciences Facility (GBSF) datacenter.
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The UC Davis Energy & Engineering Office works collaboratively to find ways to save energy at the building level so that we can meet carbon neutrality goals and practice sustainable stewardship on this beautiful campus.

We are a team of engineers, project managers, data analysts, and communicators–all around energy enthusiasts–brought together to connect with the campus in terms of energy and develop working relationships with people in campus buildings.

We strive to:

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Welcome to TherMOOstat

  • by Jessica Contreras
  • March 08, 2017
TherMOOstat is a tool for you to let us know if your room feels cold, chilly, perfect, warm or hot. By using TherMOOstat you're participating in crowdsourced comfort on campus.
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