The Baylor University Energy Management Team (Energy Team) was formed in 2014 to support the changing culture and focus on the new campus infrastructure expansion. Spanning over more than 1,000 acres with over 125 facilities, and over 8 million square feet of conditioned space, the Energy Team was tasked with energy-focused operations with outcome-based solutions. The comprehensive energy program embarked on a quest to improve facility operations, campus engagement and utility savings projects on both the energy supply and demand opportunities. Implementing many energy industry proven saving methods throughout the years, Baylor University saw a reduction in electrical consumption by 17 million kWh in 2020. Since its inception, the Baylor Energy Team has captured energy savings of more than $13 million dollars.