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Christopher B. Roberts officially became Auburn University's 21st president on May 16, beginning a new era of continued excellence for the university he's called home for nearly three decades.

An energy management system combines all assets that produce, store or consume energy and optimizes the energy flows between them to ensure that self-generated energy reaches its maximum utilization. This leads to increased independence from the grid, as well as minimized costs and emissions.

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The Board of Trustees consists of sixteen members: one member from each congressional district, one member from Lee County, five at-large members, and the Governor, who is a member ex officio, with full voting powers.

Energy management is the proactive and systematic monitoring, control, and optimization of an organization's energy consumption to conserve use and decrease energy costs. Energy management includes minor actions such as monitoring monthly energy bills and upgrading to energy-saving light bulbs.

FEM created a set of aggressive energy use reduction goals to lower energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. FEM uses several strategies to achieve its goals. Nearly every campus building has been metered, resulting in real-time tracking of electricity, gas, and water use.

The role of an Energy Manager (EM) involves facilitating energy conservation by identifying and implementing various options for saving energy, leading awareness programs, and monitoring energy consumption.

Energy Management (EM) is a business-specific degree, with a broad curriculum focusing on multiple facets of the energy industry: business (accounting, management, marketing, economics and MIS), geology, petroleum engineering, and law.