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Kill-a-Watt Competition

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The Kill-a-Watt Energy Conservation Competition is one of the nation's longest running programs for reducing college students’ ecological footprints. The dorm that has decreased its energy use the most than the same month the year before is the winning dorm. $100 is awarded to the winning dorm each month. The Kill-a-Watt competition is a collaborative effort between EAC, Environmental Stewardship and Facilities Management.

Kill-a-Watt Coordinator - Allie Miller

2009 - 2010 Monthly Kill-a-Watt Competition Winners

Criteria for this competition: The dorm that has decreased its energy use the most compared to the same month last year.

$100 is awarded to the winning dorm each month:

  • September: Torrey reduced by 55.9%

Data Courtesy of Facilities Management

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