Maintaining & enhancing our campus environment
Facilities Services supports the University of California’s mission of teaching, research, and public service by operating, maintaining, and improving campus facilities to world-class standards. We are dedicated to creating and sustaining a campus environment that is safe, welcoming, efficient, and supportive of academic excellence, innovation, and community engagement. We remain committed to modeling environmental responsibility through sustainable practices that reduce our environmental impact and contribute to a healthier future. We strive to deliver exceptional customer service while ensuring that the university’s physical environment enhances learning, research, and public service.
Our department is committed to continuous improvement through innovation, collaboration, and responsible stewardship of university resources. By advancing information technology systems, improving communication and operational efficiency, and strengthening internal support services, we work to provide reliable and responsive facilities operations that meet the evolving needs of the campus community. We also prioritize streamlined administrative practices and strong financial management to ensure effective and sustainable service delivery.
Projects
Berkeley Clean Energy Campus
Berkeley Clean Energy Campus
Together with the Vice Chancellor of Administration and Capital Strategies, Facilities Services is undertaking a major infrastructure initiative to modernize and improve the reliability of the campus's aging energy systems. The Clean Energy Campus Utility Improvement Project will modernize UC Berkeley’s energy infrastructure by replacing its aged steam system with efficient, all-electric heating and cooling systems.
Read more at https://cleanenergycampus.berkeley.edu/
ULT Freezer Rebate Program
ULT Freezer Rebate Program
The Energy Office manages and provides input to a variety of energy efficiency projects. Through these projects we strive to make the campus as energy efficient as possible, and meet or exceed the UC system’s goal of 2% reduction in energy use each year. The Office of Sustainability and Energy Office has completed two rounds of an Ultra-Low Temperature (ULT) Freezer Rebate Program. The program provided a one-time rebate to replace inefficient freezers on campus which has resulted in an annual saving of 122,500 kWh and $27,000.
Read more about the Energy Office projects
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