The university is midway through a seven-year, $25 million energy management program that will reduce carbon emissions by 30,000 tons per year. Utility service is provided by the District Energy System, a single high-efficiency facility that provides power, steam, chilled water, compressed air, domestic and demineralized water, instrument quality air, and storm and sanitary drainage for the entire campus and other outlying institutions. The gas-powered system reduces carbon emissions by more than 50,000 tons per year.