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June to mid-August ES.T software prototype was tested during the SUMMER (2018) with these % energy REDUCTIONS in schools
HS: Liberty 27%, Kettle Run 11%, Fauquier 7.5%
MS: Marshall 24%, Cedar Lee 21%, Auburn 14%
ES: Coleman 30%, Ritchie 24%, Brumfield 18%, Bradley 21%, Miller 14%, Walter 18%, Smith 19%, Pierce 5%, Greenville 2%, Pearson 9%
Savings in these 16 schools = $26,025 in < 60 days
** These 4 schools increased energy usage June to July (we know why):
MS: Taylor +2%, Warrenton +35%, ES Thompson +7%, SEAS +4%
Dominion / NOVEC utility expenses ONLY | Unoccupied | Unoccupied | Seq.-July | June to July | 50% Occupied |
School - # Meter accounts over $10K / annum | June '18 | July '18 | $ savings | % savings | August '18 |
1 - HS Liberty -2 | $11,946 | $8,761 | $3,185 | 27 | $11,526 |
2 - MS Marshall NOVEC | $10,738 | $8,162 | $2,576 | 24 | $7,487 |
3 - HS Kettle Run NOVEC | $23,030 | $20,611 | $2,419 | 11 | $22,323 |
4 - MS Cedar Lee -2 | $10,307 | $8,114 | $2,193 | 21 | $10,546 |
5 - ES Coleman NOVEC | $6,790 | $4,783 | $2,007 | 30 | $5,555 |
6 - ES CH Ritchie | $7,600 | $5,739 | $1,861 | 24 | $6,567 |
7 - MS Auburn NOVEC | $13,032 | $11,272 | $1,760 | 14 | $11,281 |
8 - HS Liberty -1 | $11,931 | $10,279 | $1,652 | 14 | $13,188 |
9 - ES Brumfield | $7,881 | $6,497 | $1,384 | 18 | $8,230 |
10 - ES Bradley | $5,844 | $4,599 | $1,245 | 21 | $4,560 |
11 - ES Grace Miller | $7,718 | $6,661 | $1,057 | 14 | $7,851 |
12 - HS Fauquier -2 | $14,139 | $13,176 | $963 | 7 | $10,544 |
13 - ES Mary Walter | $4,695 | $3,856 | $839 | 18 | $5,291 |
14 - ES PB Smith | $3,802 | $3,063 | $739 | 19 | $3,753 |
15 - HS Fauquier -1 | $5,621 | $5,149 | $472 | 8 | $3,648 |
16 - HS Kettle Run Athletic Facility NOVEC | $1,104 | $718 | $386 | 35 | $626 |
17 - ES MM Pierce | $6,202 | $5,867 | $335 | 5 | $6,689 |
18 - ES Coleman Addition NOVEC | $1,770 | $1,441 | $329 | 19 | $1,323 |
19 - HS-Fauquier -3 | $10,312 | $10,102 | $210 | 2 | $10,985 |
20 - MS Cedar Lee -Gym | $1,177 | $1,013 | $164 | 14 | $1,204 |
21 - ES Greenville NOVEC | $8,656 | $8,506 | $150 | 2 | $8,475 |
22 - ES Pearson - 2 | $1,193 | $1,086 | $107 | 9 | $1,363 |
23 - ES Pearson - 1 | $4,882 | $4,898 | -$18 | 0 | $5,888 |
24 - HS MS Southeastern | $951 | $987 | -$36 | -4 | $1,532 |
25 - ES Grace Miller (trailiers) | $343 | $432 | -$89 | -26 | $475 |
26 - MS Taylor | $7,445 | $7,575 | -$130 | -2 | $8,041 |
27 - ES Claude Thompson | $3,373 | $3,605 | -$232 | -7 | $4,691 |
28 - MS Warrenton | $6,838 | $9,118 | -$2,280 | -35 | $9,475 |
Electric Utility savings in one month - July over June | $23,248 |
Fauquier entities that have saved energy and / or are eco-friendly (side columns)
Historical details on BCC 501c(3) click below - Automatic storyboards (SB)
SB Click http://www.IntraGroups.com (2004-7)
SB Click http://www.ThWars.com (2010)
SB Click http://www.Energized-Fauquier.com (2012)
(EnergizedResearch-LearningInstitute 2013-17)
Click http://www.ConserveFauquier.com (2018)
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Founder Brighter Communities 501c (3) - Michael
Family background - eeeewwwwhhh!@! TMI!
WE each lead unique lives - Buildings are also UNIQUE
Identical townhouses use different amounts of energy based on eco-characteristics, occupants, age, lifestyles, topography, season, maintenance, shade, envelope ...
ES.T is the pleasant result of a lifetime of effort by many people. Recognizing them is important. Feel free to share your unique background as we continue our eco-journey together.
We should ALL be saving energy!
Fauquier contributors are recognized elsewhere in this, and our other websites, such as FCPS FHS SEA/S EXPO in 2014 at Fauquier HS led by Charlene Root
Last 4 images in left column recognize just my own families eco-efforts (RIP).
Image 1: Brother Tone in back yard in Tunbridge Wells Kent with close friends Suzi and Debbie. Tony passed May 21 2015 at Hospice In The Weald, Kent, England. He tested our prior websites (2004-2015), contributed unique European data, contributed new perspectives, case studies
Image 2: Close friends, some from childhood (when dinosaurs roamed the earth). We are about to spread ashes at a local "lake" where dad and Tony raced their dinghy. Tone about to join mum and dad (ashes) on one-year anniversary of his passing. (Tonbridge Kent UK).
Image 3 - Me saying last "goodbye" to my only sibling. Click any photo for interesting backgrounds.
Image 4: Design by Uncle "Tex" who flew Hurricanes in WWII. He trained American pilots in Phoenix AZ. Shot down over Burma behind enemy lines. Member Catterpilar Club. Happy to share more details via phone, or 1-1. Retired in Bournemouth UK, with wife Nina, his amazing zest and interest in life kept me motivated during our quarterly (international) phone calls. Natural burials for both, of course - Crest on display at RAF Club in London (visited both in 2016) - Click last image left column
"NO ODDS TOO GREAT"
- How fitting for today's issues!
Family Connections
Father Bruce - Army motorcycle courier. Dunkirk - Bless you Winston Churchill, for my lifeI With Desert Rats to North Africa and into Italy
Grandfather George Osborne - WWI France at age 16 - born 1899. Home guard WWII.
Mother Joyce - WREN National Air Raid defences - WWII Barnehurst, Kent. Starred in local theatres - Lead in Gilbert and Sullivan Operatics
Aunt Jeanne in Cornwall who funded 18-month Windy Hill Energy Conservation Project in The Plains Virginia (2011-13). She visited VA and UT after 2004 tornado in Fauquier County
Uncle John who claimed to be one of only 3 survivors WWII sinking HMS Hood. Starred with Tommy Steele in the West End London at the Palladium
Major 2020 announcement: Bucket list item. Had been to Phoenix twice before but never knew (until 2020) that Uncle Tex had actually received his WWII fighter pilot training at Falcon Field (link to Fauquier HS) in 1941 / 42.
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