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Find bottle-filling stations on campus
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines mandated that all drinking fountains be turned off due to COVID-19. Members of the Case Western Reserve University can use any of the following 89 bottle-filling stations on campus. One to One Fitness Center: main workout areaOne to One…
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Electricity reduction request may be needed this week due to excessive heat
Case Western Reserve University participates in a voluntary electricity-reduction program to help prevent massive electrical shutdowns, or “blackouts,” across the regional electric grid. As high temperatures continue this week, participation may be needed. During an event, Facilities Services…
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Electricity reduction request may be needed Friday due to excessive heat
Case Western Reserve University participates in a voluntary electricity-reduction program to help prevent massive electrical shutdowns, or “blackouts,” across the regional electric grid. The university has been alerted that predicted excessive heat and heavy load conditions Friday, July 3, may…
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Participate in energy-reduction test Thursday
Facilities Services will conduct a test this week of the university’s ability to respond to emergency demand response events. Case Western Reserve University participates in a voluntary electricity-reduction program to help prevent massive electrical shutdowns, or “blackouts,” across the regional…
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Participate in electricity-reduction test today at noon
Facilities Services will conduct a test of the university’s ability to respond to emergency demand response events today (July 16) from noon to 1 p.m. During this time, members of the Case Western Reserve University community are encouraged to take actions to reduce energy demand. Suggestions to…
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CWRU to participate in voluntary electricity-reduction program July 16
Facilities Services will conduct a test of the university’s ability to respond to emergency demand response events. Case Western Reserve University participates in a voluntary electricity-reduction program to help prevent massive electrical shutdowns, or “blackouts,” across the regional electric…
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Campus Spotlight: Landscaping & Grounds Department
During winter, staff in the Landscaping & Grounds Department work to keep the Case Western Reserve University community safe from the hazards of snow and ice. Winter poses unique challenges for the team, according to Grounds Supervisor Daryl Costanzo. He cites maintaining the sidewalks, steps,…
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University to participate in electricity-reduction test July 23
Facilities Services will conduct a test of the university’s ability to respond to emergency demand response events. Case Western Reserve University participates in a voluntary electricity-reduction program to help prevent massive electrical shutdowns, or “blackouts,” across the regional electric…
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High temperatures may lead to electricity reduction request this week
Case Western Reserve University participates in a voluntary electricity-reduction program to help prevent massive electrical shutdowns, or “blackouts,” across the regional electric grid. The university has been alerted that predicted excessive heat and heavy load conditions this week may require…
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Facilities Services conducts heating and cooling adjustments
Each year, in the fall and spring, temperatures fluctuate substantially between daytime highs and nighttime lows. While Facilities Services’ goal is to provide a comfortable and productive environment for faculty, staff and students, the types of cooling systems in several buildings limit the…