Driving Sustainable Growth Across EVSC
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
As the third-largest school district in Indiana, the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation (EVSC) faced the complex challenge of managing aging infrastructure, rising energy costs, and expanding educational programs across 40+ facilities. With nearly 23,000 students and a growing early learning program, EVSC needed a long-term, scalable energy strategy that could improve operational efficiency, enhance learning environments, and support sustainability goals without disrupting daily operations or exceeding budget constraints.
122M
IN SAVINGS
1+ mw
OF POWER PRODUCED FROM THE SOLAR ARRAY
25,400
STUDENTS AND STAFF SERVED BY EVSC
91M
IN UPGRADES
Innovative Solutions
EVSC has implemented a phased approach to facility upgrades, enhancing energy efficiency, improving learning environments, and supporting long-term sustainability across the district.
Replaced outdated lighting with energy-efficient LED fixtures to reduce electricity consumption and improve lighting quality.
Upgraded heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to improve indoor air quality, occupant comfort, and system efficiency.
Implemented computerized energy management systems for centralized monitoring and control of energy usage to improve system performance and save costs.
Enhanced insulation, windows, and sealing to reduce energy loss, improve comfort, and increase the overall energy efficiency of school buildings.
Introduced water-saving fixtures and technologies to reduce utility costs and promote sustainable resource use.
Deployed solar arrays at Plaza Park and Southern Indiana Career and Technical Center (SICTC) to generate clean, renewable energy and reduce dependence on grid electricity.
Integrated energy and sustainability initiatives into student learning to support STEM education and environmental awareness.
ENHANCED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
Enhanced air quality, lighting, and temperature control for a healthier, more comfortable campus.
SIGNIFICANT Energy & COST SAVINGS
Energy efficiency measures and solar installations reduced utility costs, freeing up funds for educational priorities.
SUSTAINABLE LONG-TERM INFRASTRUCTURE
A phased, strategic approach ensured that facility upgrades aligned with evolving district needs while promoting environmental stewardship.
From the Client
"I knew I could rely on [ESG] to totally manage the multiple projects…this is truly a ‘turn-key’ operation as there are no change orders allowed."
- Pat Tuley, Former CFO of EVSC
