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Preliminary county energy and water audit shows a small number of buildings drive most use
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Consultants from RDH Building Science presented preliminary findings showing roughly 8–10 county buildings account for about 80% of total energy use; the audit will evaluate low‑cost and capital measures and include payback analysis and recommended recommissioning cycles.
SAN JUAN COUNTY, N.M. — Consultants from RDH Building Science presented preliminary results of a countywide energy and water audit during the Dec. 15 commission meeting, telling commissioners that a relatively small subset of buildings account for the bulk of the county’s energy use and that a combination of low‑cost operational fixes and targeted capital upgrades will be evaluated for cost‑effectiveness.
Wojtek Grama of RDH said the project was funded…
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