Energy Conservation Measures for 8 麻豆传媒M膩noa Buildings
An Investment Grade Audit (IGA) was conducted to identify Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) across eight UH Mānoa campus buildings. These measures highlight opportunities to improve building performance, reduce energy consumption, and inform long-term capital planning.
To support discussion and coordination with campus partners, some suggested ECM details for these buildings have been made available and is intended for stakeholders involved in energy planning, facilities management, and capital budgeting. These ECMs are not set in stone and are subject to change.
To request access, please email sust@hawaii.edu and include "8-Building ECM Details Access Request" in the subject line. Once your access has been approved, the materials will be available in the .
DISCLAIMER
The University of Hawai‘i (“UH” is providing you the information and data contained in this Investment Grade Audit dated August 2, 2024 (“IGA”), that was prepared by an engineering firm covering the following within the 麻豆传媒Manoa campus (collectively the “IGA Data”): (1) Art Building, (2) Hawaii Institute of Geophysics, (3) Holmes Hall, (4) Marine Science Building, (5) Pacific Ocean Science and Technology, (6) Sakamaki Hall, (7) University Health Services and (8) Watanabe Hall, on an “AS IS” basis and condition as a convenience only and with the understanding that the IGA Data has not been validated by UH. 麻豆传媒makes no representation or warranty of any kind as to the reliability, accuracy, quality, completeness, timeliness, and/or usefulness of the IGA Data for any purpose. Any reliance you place on the IGA Data, including how you use the IGA Data, is therefore strictly at your own risk. 麻豆传媒is making available the IGA Data to you on the condition that you shall not submit or file any claim or action against 麻豆传媒or anyone else based on, involving, using, or relating to the IGA Data.