About Us
Energy Services
Energy Services supports the mission of the University by providing reliable, uninterrupted
utility services to campus and fosters a university-wide sustainable stewardship of
energy resources. Energy Services manages the steam, chilled water, and domestic water
production for the majority of campus buildings and is responsible for the operation
and maintenance of the utility distribution systems including electrical, steam, chilled
water, domestic water, natural gas, storm sewer, and sanitary sewer.
The Energy Services department includes the following organizations:
Energy Services Administration
The ES Admin organization provides administrative service to the ES director, managers
and supervisors, and to all ES staff as needed. Responsibilities cover all operational
aspects of the department.
Utilities Production
The Utility Production organization is responsible for producing steam, hot water
and chilled water for campus facility heat and air, and the production of potable
water throughout the Stillwater campus.
Distribution Systems
The Distribution Systems organization is responsible for the operation and maintenance
of all underground and overhead utilities distribution systems on campus – electrical,
steam, chilled water, hot water, potable water, natural gas, storm and sanitary sewers,
for all utilities locating in support of construction and maintenance, and for supervision
of the Energy Services department wide safety program.
Geospatial Systems
The Geospatial Systems organization maintains the campus construction and facilities
plans archive, physical facilities and utilities distribution mapping in GIS, and
supports other campus organizations in disseminating campus wide facility information.
Utilities Engineering
The Utilities Engineering organization provides design and construction management
support for utilities capital projects and various utilities maintenance endeavors,
and is responsible for creation and maintenance of the campus wide utilities models.
Energy Management, Sustainability, and Automation Systems Group (EM-SUST-ASG)
The EM-SUST-ASG organization strives to maintain a comfortable and sustainable campus
environment while promoting university-wide stewardship of resources through education
and promotion of awareness of wise use of energy resources, and establishment of a
campus-wide automated facilities controls system to manage energy consumption.