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Energy Savings

M&O has adopted many energy saving programs that not only save on precious natural resources, but also reduce the District’s utility costs dramatically. These include purchasing natural gas to provide winter heating in schools saving $1.2 million from the open market. Participating in four PNM rebate and reward programs has returned $145,325 in electric costs to APS thus far.

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As the Energy Conservation section of this Report documents, the District’s sustainability and energy saving efforts have reaped many rewards. According to the latest American School & University Annual Maintenance & Operations Cost Study, the 37th conducted during the 2007-08 fiscal year, the national average utility cost per student is $246.60. APS’ annual utility cost per student for the 2009-10 fiscal year is $236.17 per student, 4.2% less than the national average of the two years previously.

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