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Power Down Weekend: Results

By Simon | Published: December 22, 2009
Well the results of the power down weekend that I posted about before are in and it is the Queen Mother Building that has won by a significant margin. The results are available on the Estates & Buildings page describing the endeavour and are republished here. College Building Weekend Average use (kWh) Weekend 4th- 7th Dec (kWh) % Savings Life Sciences Wellcome [...]
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Power Down Weekend

By Simon | Published: November 27, 2009
I am not sure of the true value of this experiment but it piques my interest nonetheless. Over the weekend of the 4th-7th December users of a number of buildings on the Dundee University campus are being asked to turn off non-essential equipment so that the energy consumption of a powered down building over a [...]
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