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Consultants present Schneider Electric preliminary energy and water audit; no action taken
Summary
Schneider Electric presented a preliminary assessment of city facilities Aug. 5 identifying lighting, HVAC, controls, irrigation and solar opportunities with preliminary 20‑year lifecycle savings estimates; council did not take action and staff outlined next‑step design fees if the city pursues projects.
Schneider Electric presented a preliminary facility assessment to the Eagle Pass City Council on Aug. 5 highlighting energy‑ and water‑saving opportunities across city buildings and parks.
Account representatives described a suite of potential measures: LED retrofits for buildings and sports‑field lighting; rooftop HVAC replacements and roof repairs at City Hall; building envelope improvements; expanded building automation to control HVAC scheduling; smart irrigation for athletic fields; and a preliminary rooftop solar…
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