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The Center for Energy Management is located in the College of Engineering and Natural Sciences at the University of Tennessee at Martin. This center was created in the summer of 2000 to provide energy-related services to regional government and industrial organizations. The Center gives faculty members in the Department of Engineering an opportunity to conduct applied research that is supported with undergraduate engineering students. The students are actively involved with projects that tie their coursework to the real world, and the center provides a necessary service to regional government and industrial organizations. The concept for the center began in the summer of 1999 when an Energy Management Administrator with the Department of Finance & Administration [1], contacted the School of Engineering. The Department of Finance & Administration was looking for a resource that would provide the state with independent third-party analysis and verification of new energy management technologies.

Energy Management Monitoring Of A Geothermal System At Northwest Tennessee Correctional Facility