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A Green Tip from Harvard Law School energy manager Eric Potkin
Devices like televisions, microwaves, scanners, and printers use standby power, even when off.
n this video we explore how we're partnering with lab managers and researchers to operate healthier, more energy efficient laboratories.
Students weatherize Harvard's Office for the Arts and Office of Career Services in an event sponsored by the FAS Green Program, Green Building Services, and the Office for Sustainability.
In about four hours, participants reduced the Freshman Dean's Office's energy usage by 30%.
Download this poster to remind office mates to unplug electronics and appliances not in use.
Thanks to an intrepid team of mid-evening adventurers, the enthusiasm of the building manager, and 77 new compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs), Harvard’s Expository Writing building on Prescott Street has entered a future of big savings. The...
A new collaboration is forming between the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Office for Physical Resources and Planning (FAS OPRP) and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) to address some of the energy saving opportunities in the School'...
The Longwood Medical Center’s energy plant recently received a 2013 Energy Star “Combined Heat and Power” award by the US Environmental Protection Agency. The plant is one of five facilities nationwide to be recognized. Like the...
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