Dave Karlsgodt
Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast
In each episode, we will talk with leading campus professionals, thought leaders, engineers and innovators addressing the unique challenges and opportunities facing higher ed. and corporate campuses. Our discussions will range from energy conservation and efficiency to planning and finance, from building science to social science from energy systems to food systems. We hope you are ready to learn, share and ultimately accelerate your institution towards solutions.
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17. Feb 2026
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Episode 2: Peter Kelly Detwiler - Exploring the relationship between campus energy systems and the local utility provider 01.03.2017 30:39
In this interview, Jason and Peter explore the relationship between campus energy systems and the local utility provider, including the impact of demand-side management, peak demand charges and how utilities recoup their capital investments, the impact of co-generation, and the rapid rate of change in how energy is delivered to campuses.
Episode 1: Rachel Chadderdon Bair - at the intersection of food, healthcare, economy and environment 31.01.2017 26:28
Rachel is an innovator that sits at the intersection of Food, Health, the Economy and the Environment. Rachel is the director for sustainable and innovative food systems at Kalamazoo Valley Community College.
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