Transcript The California State University System

Institutionalizing Sustainability
August 1, 2008
UC/CSU/CCC Sustainability Conference
Elvyra F. San Juan
Assistant Vice Chancellor
Capital Planning, Design and Construction
Board of Trustees
September 20 - 21, 2005
Organization
 Board of Trustees
 Chancellor
– Executive Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs
– Executive Vice Chancellor Business & Finance
 Presidents
– Provost, Faculty
– VP Administration, Staff
 Students
– Green Campus, Calif. State Student Assoc.
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Chancellor’s Office Initiatives
 Academic Affairs
 Business & Finance
– Procurement
– Information Technology Services
– Capital Planning Design & Construction
 Sustainability Advisory Committee
– Education and Research Subcommittee
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Strategic Plan - Access to Excellence
 Produce Workforce & Community Leaders
– Leadership in Sustainability
 Knowledge development, sustainability, and
contributions to economy
– Sustainability initiative is a comprehensive
engagement being systematically
integrated into teaching, service, research,
and facilities management.
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Academic Affairs – Research Initiatives
 Council on Ocean Affairs, Science and
Technology (COAST)
– Multi-campus collaborations to advance
knowledge of CA marine resources
 Water Resources and Policy Institute
– Address CA worsening water situation
 CA Institute for Climate Study
– Support research in energy efficiency and
workforce development
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Business & Finance Initiatives and Policy
Contract Services and Procurement
– Systemwide Master Enabling Agreements
 E-Waste Collection & Disposal
 Packaging, Transportation and Disposal
of Hazardous Waste
 Comprehensive Energy Services Master
Enabling Agreements (6 firms)
 Commissioning (11 firms)
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Contract Services and Procurement (cont)
– Waste Management - Buy Recycled Policy
 Purchase materials that are recycled or have
recycled content.
 Allow a price preference for recycled paper and
tire derived products.
 Require contractors to certify the recycled
content.
 Purchase materials that may be recycled or
reused when discarded.
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Waste Management (cont)
 State Agency Recycling- Public Resources Code
– 2004 Goal: Divert 50% of solid waste
– 2006 Actual: Campus average 65%
 CSU San Marcos Recycle Mania Champion
– 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
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Information Technology Initiatives
 Server Consolidation
– CSU East Bay Server Virtualization, ph 1
– Power savings: $50K/YR
– 100 servers consolidated to 3 VMware
– Eliminated 25 other low utilization servers
 Virtual Library
 Distributed Learning
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Capital Planning Design and Construction
 Hired Sustainability Coordinator Marlene Nang
 Developed comprehensive website
 Developed list of campus sust. committees
 Sustainable Building Design
 Increased 09/10 budgets and include
calculations for GHG
 Begin requiring sustainability charettes –
preferably at programming stage
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Sustainable Building Design (cont)
 Modify A/E agreement to require Building
Information (BIM) modeling for architecture
 Exceed Title 24 by 20% (new) /10% (existing)
 Monitor Component Performance
 Commissioning - Required Process
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Sustainable Building Design (cont)
 Program for Environmental Responsibility (PER)
 Recognize baseline development
– Campus design and maintenance standards
– Waste mgmt, transportation demand mgmt
 LEED NC/EB
– 5 Gold
– 9 Silver
– 3 Certified
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Mechanical Review Board
 Completed guidelines for
– Commissioning
– Utility Infrastructure Master Plans
– EMS controls
– Metering
 Developing guidelines for new building
energy consumption estimates
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Renewable Energy
 Goal:10 MW by 2014
 5 MW currently
 DGS, phase 2
 8.8 MW July 2008
Bakersfield
Chancellor's Office
Channel Islands
Chico
Fullerton
Humboldt
Los Angeles
Maritime Academy
Monterey Bay
Pomona
Sacramento
San Bernardino Main
San Bernardino PD
San Francisco
San Marcos
Stanislaus
Total
1,000
300
300
650
800
300
550
100
1,000
375
500
900
550
400
400
700
8,825
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Energy Efficiency
 Energy Services Agreements (CESMEA)
 2009/2011 UC/CSU/IOU EE Partnership
 08/09 Capital Renewal Funds
 MBCx Express
– Benchmarking & Tracking Energy Information
– Identify inefficient buildings
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Carbon Emissions
 Have certified 2006 emissions
 Have submitted data for 1990 to 2005 to
campuses to review
 Need to assess baseline for campuses
developed/acquired after 1990
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Transportation Demand Mgmt Survey
 Campus programs to mitigate single vehicles
– Bicycle accommodations/preferences
– Subsidized transit pass
– Car/Van pool programs
– Shuttle Services
– Who manages on campus, how funded
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CSU Sustainability Summit
 130 attendees
 Foster communication
 Identify ways to break down the silos
 Influence next steps
Facilities Management Conference
Biltmore Los Angeles, October 21-24, 2008
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Next Steps (a few on the list)
 Reconvene Education & Research subcommittee
– Train the trainer follow-up
 Host Grant writing workshop
 Support Green Campus efforts
 Solar Initiative, Phase 3
 Share/Support Best Practices
 Communication - List serve & Monthly calls
– Reach out to Procurement & Student Affairs
 Recognized as National Leader
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