As part of the phase II energy efficiency project, Pepco will install energy savings measures in 28 buildings, which includes around1.6 million square ft.
The company offers energy savings measures such as building automation controls, building lighting including new LED lighting equipment, high efficiency chillers and air handlers, geothermal heating and solar thermal water systems.
It also offers services like hot water conservation equipment, high efficiency data center infrastructure, dark sky compliant campus lighting and steam system improvements.
ASU physical plant director Michael Connor said the first project with Pepco was instrumental in the campus, which reduced overall energy use by 30%.
"The next phase will be even more impressive as we aim to halve our energy use in our largest lab building that uses 20 percent of total campus energy," Connor added.
