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FSU's Energy Star Purchasing Policy
The
LG/LG committee has also worked with FSU's Executive Committee to implement
a new Energy Star Purchasing policy which went into effect in February
2009. The policy statement reads:
Frostburg
State University will purchase energy efficient products and equipment.
Purchases that are Energy Star-certified or that meet other nationally
accepted standards of energy efficiency should be made whenever financially
feasible. Departments should consider both short-term and long-term
costs when choosing between highly efficient products and less efficient
counterparts.
The
procurement department may review purchases for compliance with this
policy. Any department purchasing less efficient products or equipment
may be required to report to the procurement office the reason for such
purchase and indicate why an Energy Star- certified or other energy
efficient product was not chosen.

For
more information about Energy Star, or to view a list of Energy Star-certified
products and equipment, visit www.energystar.gov.
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In
the News:
Sept.
9, 2008 - The FSU dept. of Physics and Engineering secured a
$738,000
grant that will build
a Sustainable Energy Research Facility (SERF).
Aug.
5 , 2008 - FSU made the grade in having a green campus when
it received a score of 85 in the Princeton Review’s “Green
Rating” of colleges.
Jan.
17, 2008 - FSU holds Focus the Nation, a national teach-in
on global warming solutions.
June
14, 2007 - FSU
President Jonathan Gibralter joins the Leadership Circle
of the ACUPCC.
April
25, 2007 - FSU becomes a member of the
ACUPCC.
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