August 2019 Buyer's Share Report
RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the August 2019 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 909.3 Megawatt hours. See attached file.
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RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the August 2019 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 909.3 Megawatt hours. See attached file.
Geothermal well drilling is underway for the Campus Instructional Facility project. As of 8/28, nine of 40 wells have been completed in compliance with the project stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP).
Dr. Mohamed Attalla, Executive Director at F&S, responded to Dr. Ximing Cai, iWG Chair, on August 27, 2019 stating, "We will review options for incorporating geothermal into existing campus documents, and share our thoughts with the iWG before proceeding."
For further information about this project, please see Geothermal on Campus.
See the transmittal of eGen009 Campus Geothermal Policy Recommendation.
See the SWATeam Recommendation eGen009 Campus Geothermal Policy.
In 2018, all 6 Enviropures were decommissioned. At the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year, Dining began the installation of the first Grind2Energy system. See the Grind2Energy project page for more details.
RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the July 2019 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 992.8 Megawatt hours. See attached file.
The Cruze Barn was moved as part of the agreement with the Student Sustainability Committee for their funding support of the first solar farm. It was moved by Trillium Dell, and it is now located at 316 Leman Lane, Congerville, IL.
RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the June 2019 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 1,657.8 Megawatt hours. See attached file.
The evaluation committee has selected a preferred vendor to develop Solar Farm 2.0, and the Chancellor's office approved moving forward with contract development. PEI will work with this vendor to complete the next steps of the award process. The vendor name will be announced upon approval of the contracts in fall 2019.
These are notes from 6/7/2019 iWG meeting. They have been submitted in an informal style. Several SWATeam recommendations were assessed.
RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the May 2019 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 2,052.7 Megawatt hours. See attached file.
The attached file includes original notes about the solar thermal installation at ARC.
RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the April 2019 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 2,842.1 Megawatt hours. See attached file.
Update from Joyce Mast: "All the ECE solar panels except for those to be used for research have been producing power since this morning. Yay! Joyce"
RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the March 2019 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 2599 Megawatt hours. See the attached file.
For all of our buildings with renewable energy systems, we employ a net metering method. We deduct the energy supplied by the system from the building load on the campus grid. So, if ECE uses about 250,000 kwh of electricity per month, and the rooftop array will supply 10,000 kwh per month, then the net bill for the ECE building will be 240,000 kwh at the campus electricity rate. Therefore, the building gets full credit for the energy supplied by the array.
The ECE rooftop panels are installed, but they are not yet "turned on." We are getting close!!
Hi everyone,
I wanted to report that yesterday we completed the thermal response test in the borehole, and our work at the site is done. Currently, we are working on processing and analyzing the data. This work should be completed later this week, and when done we will share the results with Sachin and the rest of the project team.
Tim Stark will also use these results to compare with the wellbore model his student is developing.
Best,
Andy
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Andrew Stumpf, Ph.D, LG, P.Geo
Associate Geologist
Illinois State Geological Survey
Prairie Research Institute
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
615 East Peabody Drive, Champaign, Illinois USA 61820
F&S Executive Director Mohamed Attalla and a team of university representatives met with several potential vendors for the Solar Farm 2.0 RFP, and provided an overview of the RFP expectations.
iCAP Working Group Meeting Notes from March, 2019.