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The 24/7 Utility Generation & Distribution (UG&D) group monitors and operates the CU Â鶹ӰԺ District Energy Plants and campus wide utility Distribution Systems. This group is tasked with ensuring the safe and reliable operation of the district energy plants and distribution infrastructure as well as overseeing the real time monitoring of campus energy consumption and utility performance.

1. The District Energy Plant Maintenance group manages the mechanical capital improvements, preventative and predictive maintenance programs for the utility generation systems at CU Â鶹ӰԺ. This group is tasked with maintaining the district energy plant turbomachinery, boilers, chillers, and auxiliary equipment to ensure that equipment availability is not compromised and system performance can be optimized.
2. The Distribution & Metering group manages the mechanical capital improvements, preventative and predictive maintenance programs for the campus wide utility distribution and metering systems at CU Â鶹ӰԺ. This group is tasked with maintaining the steam, condensate, chilled water, utility tunnels, and energy meters to ensure that component availability is not compromised and system performance can be optimized.

1. The Instrumentation and Control (I&C) group manages and maintains the District Energy Plant process control system, the campus wide Automated Metering Infrastructure (AMI), and the centralized supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems.
2. The Electrical Distribution group manages and maintains the electrical preventative and predictive maintenance programs for the CU Â鶹ӰԺ 15kV Microgrid (CBM) and District Energy Plants to ensure that equipment availability is not compromised, system performance can be optimized, and energy data is accurate.
3. The Utility Locate group manages the UNCC program for the CU Â鶹ӰԺ campus. All utility locate requests are managed and completed by the locator group to ensure accurate and on-time location of our utility infrastructure. See link below for all 811 locating information.

The Energy Services group conducts Energy Audits, Commissioning (Cx) Services, and manages the campus wide energy management program plan. Additionally, the group is responsible for the renewable energy portfolio and the expansion of our renewable generation resources. For all the details and the latest energy news, check out the .

The Utility Engineering & Administration group is responsible for the code and regulatory compliant design of the utility infrastructure. Engineering maintains and updates the campus wide utility design criteria standards to ensure proper equipment selections and systems are integrated into the existing utility infrastructure. Additionally, the group is tasked with analyzing building energy and equipment performance data to verify that systems are operating properly. The group is also responsible for energy, performance, and regulatory reporting to the required state, local, and federal entities as well as CU Â鶹ӰԺ customers and provides planning support to all capital program plans.

The instructions below outline the steps to be taken to obtain standard campus utility consumption and cost data from the EnergyCAP software available via the internet.

Users who do not have access to the CU network can request data from the Utility Services Department by submitting a Data Inquiry form.

Utilities Inquiries and Information Request Form