Glenn Hegar
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
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Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
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SECO Utility Management Report

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Overview

The State Energy Conservation Office (SECO), operated by the Texas Comptroller, is required to submit a biennial report to the governor and the Legislative Budget Board on the status and effectiveness of utility management and conservation efforts of all state agencies and public institutions of higher education in the state (Texas Government Code Section 447.009(d)).

SECO’s utility management report tool includes data each entity reported for electricity, natural gas, water and transportation fuel consumption as well as conservation measures, goals, strategies for achieving goals, implementation schedules, finance strategies and employee awareness plans. These data represent each state entity’s responses to our requests for information and are reflected as submitted. SECO did not verify the data.

Electricity, Natural Gas and Water Consumption

State agencies and public institutions of higher education that directly pay for their utility services (providing agencies) are required to report their electricity, natural gas and water consumption. The following Texas state agencies (Table 1) and public institutions of higher education (Table 2) reported the highest levels of energy and water consumption over the previous reporting period.

Table 1. State Agency Consumption

Top state agencies in either electricity, natural gas or water consumption, fiscal 2022
Agency Number Agency Name Electricity Use (kWh) Natural Gas Use (kBtu) Water Use (kgal) Electricity Consumption Rank Natural Gas Consumption Rank Water Consumption Rank
696 Texas Department of Criminal Justice 623,817,100 3,364,090,000,000 9,344,208 1 1 1
529 Health and Human Services Commission 172,158,411 292,201,291 2,230,827 2 2 2
303 Texas Facilities Commission 144,423,661 28,215,400 197,794 3 4 3
405 Texas Department of Public Safety 66,174,250 54,289,345 39,151 4 3 5
802 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department 47,143,210 6,613,036 108,522 5 5 4
320 Texas Workforce Commission 10,684,528 1,291,367 9,147 6 6 6
460 Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors 107,006 113,092 372 7 7 7

Notes: Consumption totals presented as reported by each entity in ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager. Consumption totals do not include supplemental district chilled water, district hot water, district steam or onsite generation.

Table 2. Higher Education Consumption

Top 10 public institutions of higher education in either electricity, natural gas or water consumption, fiscal 2022
Agency Number Agency Name Electricity Use (kWh) Natural Gas Use (kBtu) Water Use (kgal) Electricity Consumption Rank Natural Gas Consumption Rank Water Consumption Rank
711 Texas A&M University 493,147,700 2,412,774,070 2,136,316 1 3 2
729 University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center 369,826,200 1,235,538,870 824,635 2 5 4
506 University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center 340,189,200 332,283,444 255,771 3 - -
723 University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston 229,991,500 1,063,837,760 536,971 4 6 7
733 Texas Tech University 163,942,300 803,246,592 1,007,932 5 7 3
721 University of Texas at Austin 158,979,200 4,389,387,800 648,503 6 2 5
745 University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 133,067,700 426,196,265 222,512 7 8 -
752 University of North Texas 119,932,217 281,493,380 648,123 8 - 6
743 University of Texas at San Antonio 118,723,400 276,611,636 117,398 9 - -
738 University of Texas at Dallas 118,481,400 419,632,105 340,330 10 9 9
714 University of Texas at Arlington 115,692,100 394,549,305 381,620 - 10 8
755 Stephen F. Austin State University 62,000,918 1,692,347,010 6,515 - 4 -
724 The University of Texas at El Paso 57,499,710 236,567,888 273,180 - - 10
737 Angelo State University 26,432,831 47,747,990,160 104,312 - 1 -
576 Texas A&M Forest Service 438,759 492,158 310,688,133 - - 1

Notes: Consumption totals presented as reported by each entity in ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager. Consumption totals do not include supplemental district chilled water, district hot water, district steam or onsite generation.

Transportation Fuel Consumption

Eighty-four state agencies and universities reported transportation fuel used by on-road fleet vehicles, off-road equipment and stationary equipment. The following Texas state agencies (Table 3) and public institutions of higher education (Table 4) reported the highest levels of fuel consumption over the previous reporting period.

Table 3. Transportation Fuel Consumption

Top 10 state agencies in either total transportation fuel, traditional transportation fuel or alternative transportation fuel consumption, fiscal 2022
Agency Number Agency Name Total Transportation Fuel Consumption (gal) Traditional Transportation Fuel Consumption (gal) Alternative Transportation Fuel Consumption (gal) Total Transportation Fuel Consumption Rank Traditional Transportation Fuel Consumption Rank Alternative Transportation Fuel Consumption Rank
405 Texas Department of Public Safety 8,604,001 8,597,982 6,019 1 1 2
696 Texas Department of Criminal Justice 4,215,944 4,215,944 -   2 2 -
601 Texas Department of Transportation 3,463,663 3,414,282 49,381 3 3 1
802 Texas Parks And Wildlife Department 1,781,715 1,776,423 5,292 4 4 4
529 Health and Human Services Commission 419,877 419,877 -   5 5 -
644 Texas Juvenile Justice Department 81,512 81,512 -   6 6 -
303 Texas Facilities Commission 39,906 34,363 5,544 7 7 3
772 Texas School for the Deaf 21,606 -   21,606 8 - -
771 Texas School for the Blind And Visually Impaired 17,726 17,726 -   9 8 -
320 Texas Workforce Commission 10,139 6,141 3,998 10 9 5
306 Texas State Library And Archives Commission 2,060 2,060 -   - 10 -

Note: Totals presented as reported by each entity to the Texas Fleet Management System.

Table 4. Transportation Fuel Consumption

Top 10 public institutions of higher education in either total transportation fuel, traditional transportation fuel or alternative transportation fuel consumption, fiscal 2022
Agency Number Agency Name Total Transportation Fuel Consumption (gal) Traditional Transportation Fuel Consumption (gal) Alternative Transportation Fuel Consumption (gal) Total Transportation Fuel Consumption Rank Traditional Transportation Fuel Consumption Rank Alternative Transportation Fuel Consumption Rank
711 Texas A&M University 605,504 605,504 -   1 1 -
576 Texas A&M Forest Service 487,365 487,365 -   2 2 -
555 Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service 163,824 163,824 -   3 3 -
729 University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center 152,473 152,473 -   4 4 -
556 Texas A&M Agrilife Research 145,733 145,627 106 5 5 6
746 University of Texas Rio Grande Valley 131,682 131,682 -   6 6 -
743 University of Texas at San Antonio 96,065 96,037 28 7 7 9
506 University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center 91,808 91,808 -   8 8 -
752 University of North Texas 88,711 86,103 2,608 9 9 2
721 University of Texas at Austin 52,360 26,048 26,312 10 - 1
753 Sam Houston State University 49,642 49,642 -   - 10 -
745 University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 37,858 36,851 1,007 - - 3
737 Angelo State University 29,790 29,619 171 - - 5
757 West Texas A&M University 2,856 2,824 32 - - 8
712 Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station 925 848 77 - - 7
764 Texas A&M University - Texarkana 227 -   227 - - 4

Note: Totals presented as reported by each entity to the Texas Fleet Management System.

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