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Winter Guidelines for Energy Conservation
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Adjust Office and Building Temperatures to 70 Degrees

  • Buildings that have centralized temperature controls will be set at a temperature of 70 degrees. This includes administrative, academic, and shops.
  • In buildings and rooms with thermostats that are not centrally controlled, individual occupants should manually set the temperature to 70 degrees.
  • Building occupants are encouraged to remove all items that block heating registers, radiators and baseboard radiation strips to allow proper heat distribution and air circulation to each space.
  • The campus community is encouraged to close all exterior windows and doors in order to minimize heat loss from buildings. Doors should not be propped open.
  • Faculty and staff members are requested to make sure that roll-up overhead doors remain closed when not in use.
  • Dress appropriately to the season and keep thermostats set at 70 degrees.
  • During the heating season, open blinds, drapes and curtains to let sun in. If cloudy, close them to keep the heat in especially at night.
  • Use hot water sparingly.