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ECC Expands Energy Audit Program to Additional Six City Buildings

October 31, 2024 | Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana


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ECC Expands Energy Audit Program to Additional Six City Buildings
The Board of Public Works in Evansville convened on October 31, 2024, to discuss an amendment to a contract with Commedia Environmental Inc. The primary focus of the meeting was to approve an expansion of energy audits for city buildings, aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and reducing costs.

Commedia Environmental Inc. was initially contracted to conduct energy audits for four to six city buildings at a cost of $8,450, fully funded by the U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Efficient Block Grant. The Board proposed to extend the scope of work to include an additional six buildings, which would require an extra $9,200. This additional funding is available within the existing budget for contractual services.

The energy audits are designed to assess energy usage across city facilities and prioritize improvements that can lead to significant energy savings. The total contract amount, following the proposed amendment, will rise to $92,060.

During the meeting, the Board clarified that the initial cost of $8,450 was not per building but for the entire initial scope of work. The discussion emphasized the importance of these audits in developing a strategic plan for energy consumption reduction across the city.

The motion to approve the contract amendment was unanimously passed, signaling the Board's commitment to enhancing energy efficiency in Evansville's municipal operations.

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