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40 8.0 Lean Six Sigma Targets and Results CASE STUDY The ‘USDA Unplugged event’ successfully demonstrated that USDA employees can make a significant difference in reducing electric consumption and costs . Departmental Administration energy managers found that employees in the South, Whitten, and Yates Buildings were able to reduce electric use by: n 9,000 kWh in the 24 hour period of October 17th; and n 24,000 kWh over the weekend during the “USDA Unplugged” challenge . To put this all in perspective, 11,000 kWh is enough electricity to power an average U .S . home for a year! USDA saved enough electricity to power approximately 3 homes for a year, and that is based only on one weeknight/weekend! Green Information Technology Strategic Plan
Investment 8.0 Lean Six Sigma Targets and Results The ‘USDA Unplugged event’ successfully demonstrated that USDA employees can make a significant difference in reducing electric consumption and costs. High Medium Low fig. 2 Flat Panel Monitors/Screen Light Motion Sensors Cost vs . Time Investment Savers Reducing Recycling Telework Supporting Environmentally Responsible Technology at USDA Duplicate Equipment Time (years) Data Center Consolidation < 1 1 – 2 2 – 5 5 + MIDAS Smart Buildings 41
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9.0 Attachment C — NITC Whitepape
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