Airport Energy Efficiency and Cost Reduction (2010) / Chapter Skim
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, dedicating staff time to monitoring energy use can provide aid in implementation by collecting accurate data for future energy efficiency projects and ensuring that equipment is performing at optimal efficiency. A majority of airports surveyed do not dedicate full-time staffing toward energy management, even at larger facilities; however, energy management is often under the purview of airport staff.
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With no recent increases in Airport Improvement Program (AIP) funding, limited passenger facility charges owing to low enplanements, and a greater focus on security improvements, funding dollars for energy efficiency projects at smaller airports are limited (Schofield 2009)
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. Traditional internal capital methods are "often the simplest way to pay for energy efficiency projects" because all savings are gained by the organization (Allison 2008, p.
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