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Energy (kWh)

Cost (£)

CO2 (kg)

Electricity baseload is the electricity needed to provide power to appliances that keep running at all times. It can be the fastest way of reducing a school's energy costs and reducing its carbon footprint.

These figures represent a comparison of school baseload over the last 12 months against the best performing schools.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Biscovey Nursery & Infants' Academy	31,000	£4,700	4,700	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Infants	7,400	£1,100	1,100	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Juniors	15,000	£2,300	2,300	View analysis
Connor Downs Academy	14,000	£2,100	2,100	View analysis
Cubert School	28,000	£4,200	4,200	View analysis
Delabole School	4,300	£650	690	View analysis
Grade Ruan C of E Primary School	46,000	£6,800	6,200	View analysis
Indian Queens Primary School	15,000	£2,200	2,500	View analysis
Manaccan Primary School	5,700	£860	720	View analysis
Mawgan in Pydar Primary School	14,000	£2,100	1,700	View analysis
Mount Hawke Academy	35,000	£5,200	5,200	View analysis
Nansledan School	25,000	£3,800	3,800	View analysis
Nansloe Academy	23,000	£3,500	3,500	View analysis
Probus Primary School	9,800	£1,500	1,500	View analysis
Sandy Hill Academy	25,000	£3,800	3,800	View analysis
Shortlanesend Primary	7,100	£1,100	1,400	View analysis
St Breock Primary School	10,000	£1,500	1,500	View analysis
St Minver School	14,000	£2,000	2,100	View analysis
St Stephen Churchtown Academy	22,000	£3,300	3,200	View analysis
St Uny C of E Primary Academy	10,000	£1,500	1,500	View analysis
Summercourt Academy	7,000	£1,100	1,100	View analysis
Tintagel Primary School	5,400	£810	850	View analysis
Tregolls Academy	24,000	£3,600	3,500	View analysis
Treverbyn Academy & Nursery	21,000	£3,200	3,200	View analysis
Truro Learning Academy	29,000	£4,400	4,300	View analysis

447,700

£67,320

66,660

Reduce your annual electricity use

Understanding how a school's energy use matches up with other schools of a similar size and how much energy could be saved each year is a good place to start.

These savings are based on comparing electricity usage over the last 12 months against the best performing schools.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Biscovey Nursery & Infants' Academy	35,000	£5,200	5,200	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Infants	7,400	£1,100	1,100	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Juniors	6,700	£1,000	1,000	View analysis
Connor Downs Academy	15,000	£2,200	2,200	View analysis
Cubert School	36,000	£5,500	5,500	View analysis
Grade Ruan C of E Primary School	37,000	£5,500	5,000	View analysis
Mount Hawke Academy	29,000	£4,400	4,400	View analysis
Nansledan School	35,000	£5,300	5,300	View analysis
Nansloe Academy	25,000	£3,700	3,700	View analysis
Probus Primary School	12,000	£1,900	1,900	View analysis
Sandy Hill Academy	13,000	£2,000	2,000	View analysis
St Minver School	14,000	£2,000	2,100	View analysis
St Stephen Churchtown Academy	18,000	£2,800	2,700	View analysis
St Uny C of E Primary Academy	6,100	£920	920	View analysis
Summercourt Academy	9,300	£1,400	1,400	View analysis
Tregolls Academy	34,000	£5,200	5,100	View analysis
Treverbyn Academy & Nursery	32,000	£4,800	4,800	View analysis
Truro Learning Academy	28,000	£4,200	4,200	View analysis

392,500

£59,120

58,520

Reduce your peak electricity consumption

Electricity use varies at different times of the day. Usage will be at a peak in the middle of the day, but should be low overnight.

These figures represent a comparison of usage at peak times against the best performing schools.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Biscovey Nursery & Infants' Academy	9,900	£1,500	1,600	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Infants	3,000	£450	460	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Juniors	2,000	£300	320	View analysis
Connor Downs Academy	5,400	£810	890	View analysis
Coverack Primary School	400	£60	62	View analysis
Cubert School	17,000	£2,600	2,700	View analysis
Delabole School	8,100	£1,200	1,300	View analysis
Grade Ruan C of E Primary School	24,000	£3,600	3,200	View analysis
Indian Queens Primary School	13,000	£1,900	2,200	View analysis
Manaccan Primary School	3,300	£500	420	View analysis
Mawgan in Pydar Primary School	9,400	£1,400	1,200	View analysis
Mount Hawke Academy	8,200	£1,200	1,300	View analysis
Nansledan School	14,000	£2,000	2,100	View analysis
Nansloe Academy	9,200	£1,400	1,400	View analysis
Probus Primary School	8,000	£1,200	1,300	View analysis
Sandy Hill Academy	2,700	£400	420	View analysis
Shortlanesend Primary	9,400	£1,400	1,800	View analysis
St Breock Primary School	2,300	£350	360	View analysis
St Minver School	6,900	£1,000	1,100	View analysis
St Stephen Churchtown Academy	7,700	£1,200	1,100	View analysis
St Uny C of E Primary Academy	4,500	£670	680	View analysis
Summercourt Academy	6,600	£980	1,000	View analysis
Tintagel Primary School	14,000	£2,100	2,300	View analysis
Tregolls Academy	16,000	£2,400	2,300	View analysis
Treverbyn Academy & Nursery	19,000	£2,800	2,900	View analysis
Truro Learning Academy	8,200	£1,200	1,200	View analysis

232,200

£34,620

35,612

Install solar panels

Solar PV works well at schools as peak output from the panels around midday coincides with peak consumption at your school. Schools are now seeing a return on their investment within five to ten years.

These savings are based on the estimated annual savings in energy use if solar panels were installed in these schools. Savings do not include capital costs. View the analysis for individual schools for more information on our estimates, including capital costs and payback periods.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Biscovey Nursery & Infants' Academy	12,000	£1,800	2,100	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Infants	4,400	£680	710	View analysis
Coverack Primary School	930	£270	530	View analysis
Delabole School	3,100	£480	550	View analysis
Nansledan School	17,000	£2,800	3,300	View analysis
Nansloe Academy	11,000	£1,700	1,900	View analysis
Probus Primary School	5,800	£910	990	View analysis
Shortlanesend Primary	7,700	£1,300	1,900	View analysis
St Uny C of E Primary Academy	6,200	£960	1,000	View analysis
Tintagel Primary School	7,700	£1,200	1,500	View analysis
Warbstow Primary Academy	2,300	£350	390	View analysis

78,130

£12,450

14,870

Reduce your out of hours electricity use

Out of hours electricity use is the amount of electricity used when the school is closed - overnight, at weekends and during the holidays. Reducing out of hours electricity use is one of the easiest, and cheapest ways of saving lots of energy.

These figures are based on a comparison of electricity usage outside of school hours against the best performing schools. Ensuring that school opening hours are up to date will improve the accuracy of the analysis.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Biscovey Nursery & Infants' Academy	9,900	£1,500	1,500	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Infants	2,300	£350	340	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Juniors	4,000	£610	610	View analysis
Cubert School	5,400	£810	820	View analysis
Grade Ruan C of E Primary School	11,000	£1,700	1,600	View analysis
Mount Hawke Academy	9,400	£1,400	1,400	View analysis
Nansledan School	7,900	£1,200	1,200	View analysis
Nansloe Academy	5,000	£750	750	View analysis
Sandy Hill Academy	5,800	£860	860	View analysis
St Breock Primary School	1,800	£270	280	View analysis
St Stephen Churchtown Academy	2,600	£390	380	View analysis
Tintagel Primary School	2,800	£420	440	View analysis
Treverbyn Academy & Nursery	3,900	£590	590	View analysis
Truro Learning Academy	6,600	£990	980	View analysis
Warbstow Primary Academy	1,500	£220	220	View analysis

79,900

£12,060

11,970

Switch off the heating in warmer weather

Turning the boiler off in warm weather, for example earlier in the spring and later in the winter, can reduce gas usage.

These savings are based on our analysis of when the heating has been on in schools during warm weather. View the detailed analysis for each school for more information.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Biscovey Nursery & Infants' Academy	8,500	£260	1,800	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Infants	15,000	£460	3,200	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Juniors	20,000	£600	4,200	View analysis
Connor Downs Academy	3,800	£120	810	View analysis
Nansledan School	34,000	£1,000	7,000	View analysis
Padstow School & Nursery	23,000	£700	4,900	View analysis
Probus Primary School	13,000	£380	2,700	View analysis
St Breock Primary School	9,400	£280	2,000	View analysis
St Uny C of E Primary Academy	15,000	£440	3,100	View analysis
Truro Learning Academy	5,500	£170	1,200	View analysis

147,200

£4,410

30,910

Reduce your annual gas use

Understanding how a school's energy use matches up with other schools of a similar size and how much energy could be saved each year is a good place to start.

These savings are based on comparing gas usage over the last 12 months against the best performing schools.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Bude Primary Academy - Juniors	11,000	£320	2,200	View analysis
Nansledan School	40,000	£1,200	8,400	View analysis
Padstow School & Nursery	26,000	£780	5,500	View analysis
Probus Primary School	28,000	£830	5,800	View analysis
St Breock Primary School	14,000	£420	2,900	View analysis

119,000

£3,550

24,800

Turn the heating down by 1°C

Even the best performing schools can reduce energy usage by turning down the heating.

Getting the heating control right for your schools can save money and carbon very quickly as well as improving the learning environment for students.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Biscovey Nursery & Infants' Academy	4,500	£130	940	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Infants	6,300	£190	1,300	View analysis
Bude Primary Academy - Juniors	5,300	£160	1,100	View analysis
Connor Downs Academy	3,000	£89	630	View analysis
Nansledan School	12,000	£370	2,600	View analysis
Padstow School & Nursery	8,000	£240	1,700	View analysis
Probus Primary School	6,100	£180	1,300	View analysis
Sandy Hill Academy	14,000	£420	3,000	View analysis
St Breock Primary School	9,200	£270	1,900	View analysis
St Uny C of E Primary Academy	4,500	£130	940	View analysis
Truro Learning Academy	3,000	£91	630	View analysis

75,900

£2,270

16,040

Reduce your out of hours gas use

Out of hours gas use is the amount of gas used when the school is closed - overnight, at weekends and during the holidays. Reducing out of hours gas use is one of the easiest, and cheapest ways of saving lots of energy.

These figures are based on a comparison of gas usage outside of school hours against the best performing schools. Ensuring that school opening hours are up to date will improve the accuracy of the analysis.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Connor Downs Academy	2,300	£70	490	View analysis
Nansledan School	11,000	£340	2,400	View analysis
Padstow School & Nursery	16,000	£470	3,300	View analysis

29,300

£880

6,190

Switch off storage heaters in warmer weather

Turning the heating off in warm weather, for example earlier in the spring and later in the winter, can reduce gas usage.

These savings are based on our analysis of when the storage heaters has been on in schools during warm weather. View the detailed analysis for each school for more information.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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	Savings
School	Energy (kWh)	Cost (£)	CO2 (kg)
Coverack Primary School	3,000	£450	290	View analysis

3,000

£450

290

Improve your thermostatic control

A building with good thermostatic control means that the colder it is outside the higher the gas consumption for heating.

These savings are based on improving the thermostatic control in schools, to use less gas when the weather is warmer. This could be by checking thermostats or configuring weather compensation settings on boilers.

This action has been identified as a priority for the following schools.

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