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County reports 23% per-square-foot energy reduction since 2015; staff eyes solar expansion
Summary
Facilities staff reported a 9% reduction in energy use across county-managed buildings in 2024 and a roughly 23% per-square-foot reduction since 2015. The department plans seven EEM projects for 2025 and is studying solar options for county buildings.
Johnson County Facilities presented an Energy Consumption Management executive summary to the Board of County Commissioners on April 10 that showed measurable reductions in energy use and identified next steps including additional energy-efficiency projects and solar feasibility work.
Tony Baron, facilities staff, said the county decreased energy usage by 9% in 2024 and by about 23% per square foot since 2015 despite a 19% increase in electricity and natural gas prices. The department reported an…
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