Energy management strives to maintain optimal heating, cooling, lighting and electrical requirements for the campus in the most cost-effective manner possible — eliminating and reducing wasted energy consumption — and develop a sustainable future as part of Missouri State's Public Affairs Mission.
Energy
Primary functions
- Collect, analyze and report energy data.
- Promote MSU's energy management program with faculty, staff, and students.
- Monitor buildings and systems to ensure efficient operation.
- Provide technical review of campus construction projects to ensure energy efficiency.
- Review building occupancy patterns and develop schedules for spaces.
- Assess the potential of new energy efficiency technologies.
- Raise awareness with regards to energy conservation.
- Develop long term energy strategies to reduce energy consumption.
![](/Sustainability/_Files/solar-stop.jpg)
Solar Stop is a multi-faceted solar power system that provides a protective structure
over the bike rack in front of Meyer Library, produces renewable energy for the campus
and serves as an educational resource for the MSU campus community.
![](/Sustainability/_Files/Flip-the-Switch_700x394.jpg)
Every April, Missouri State hosts a campus-wide energy competition called Flip the
Switch. Join your fellow bears in reducing energy consumption on campus and creating
a more sustainable future!
![](https://missouristate.info/ou/_resources/img/loader.gif)
Loading