PSO awards $8,886 to OSU-CHS for energy conservation efforts
Friday, July 10, 2009
OSU Center for Health Sciences has been awarded $8,886 for energy conservation efforts
from Public Service Company of Oklahoma, a subsidiary of American Electric Power (NYSE:
AEP). Representatives from PSO presented the check to OSU-CHS interim president and
dean Stanley E. Grogg, D.O., on July 6. OSU-CHS will use the funds to defray costs
of an energy audit with Johnson Controls, conducted to determine ways to reduce heating,
cooling and lighting costs. OSU-CHS expects to realize annual savings in excess of
$200,000 through this initiative.
"Energy costs are a significant expense for any institution, particularly one with older systems such as ours. We're delighted to receive this recognition from PSO that our efforts are on track to become a more energy-efficient operation," says Dr. Grogg.