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Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
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Agency Type: Tenant

A Providing Agency is a state agency or institution of higher education that occupies or manages a state-owned building and is responsible for paying utility bills.

A Tenant Agency is a state agency or institution of higher education that occupies a building managed by another party and is not responsible for building renovation projects. A tenant agency may or may not be responsible for directly paying utility bills.

Agencies may have multiple office locations throughout the state and can be classified as both Providing and Tenant agencies.

Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station

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CONVENTIONAL FUELS Gasoline & Diesel
ALTERNATIVE FUELS Bio fuel, Natural Gas

AGENCY PROGRESS REPORT

The combined fuel use data provided by the State Fleet Management System indicates 932 gallons of fuel purchased in fiscal year 2022, which is an increase from the 358 gallons purchased in fiscal 2021. Forty-eight percent, or 453 gallons, of the fuel purchased in fiscal 2022 was for research vehicles. During fiscal 2022, in-person research and administrations activities increased as COVID-19 pandemic restrictions improved.

EMPLOYEE AWARENESS PLAN

Texas A&M Experiment Station (TEES) strives to be a good tenant and has been proactively involved in supporting the efficiency and conservation programs and activities of those whose facilities we occupy. Texas A&M University (TAMU) has an Energy Stewardship Program, which includes an Energy Stewardship Team, TAMU Utilities & Energy Services Website, and an Energy Action Plan.

TEES continues its proactive involvement in the energy conservation activities at TAMU. As a member of The Texas A&M University System, TEES utilizes the Utilities & Energy Services website which includes a reporting system for energy waste (http://utilities.tamu.edu/report-energy-waste/).

TEES continues to communicate information to our employees through the TAMU-Energy Stewardship Program, which includes newspaper articles, “Texas A&M Today” emails, as well as other resource material.

Use high-efficiency, light-emitting diode (LED) exit signs. Replace inefficient exit signs with high-efficiency LED exit signs. LED exit signs operate 24/7, and their extended life means lower maintenance costs.

(Source: Building Owners and Managers Association International)

The inclusion of an entity's information here confirms that the Comptroller received the submitted information, but does not verify the accuracy of the data. Specific questions or concerns regarding an entity's energy planning and usage should be directed to that entity.

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