Energy Bowl and Water Derby 2006

Below is a chart of each residence's use of energy and water during January and February 2005, as well as their rank midway through the competition, at the end of the competition in February 2006, and the percent changes. Remember, the competition measures the percent change in energy and water use, not the absolute consumption. Also, the dorms and houses are in different categories, so there will be a winning dorm and a winning house. Keep conserving!

Residence	Jan & Feb 2005 Energy and Water Consumption	Mid-Competition Rank	Final Rank
Branner Hall 680 Lomita Kappa Sigma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Theta Delta Chi Enchanted Broccoli Forest	80,970 kWh 406,258 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 40,614 kWh 120,428 gallons 40,322 kWh 66,722 gallons 39,102 112,873 kWh 112,873 gallons 40,320 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons 44,990 kWh 123,794 gallons

Stanford uses 2.7 million gallons of potable water each day.
You can make a difference!
Save Water
Cut shower time by 4 minutes and save 10 gallons.
Run sink faucets 2 minutes less and save 3 gallons.
Wash only full loads of laundry and save 15 gallons.
Report leaking fixtures to your Housing Supervisor

Save Energy
Turn off lights when you leave a room
Open blinds and use natural light during the day
Turn off the heat when you go out
Turn off your computer and monitor when not in use


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