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 2024
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 604,089,800 3,321,532,422,000 9,799,222 1 1 1
529 Health and Human Services Commission 198,052,772 630,103,538 643,120 2 2 2
303 Texas Facilities Commission 147,924,134 126,917,800 226,773 3 3 5
405 Texas Department of Public Safety 64,925,120 53,224,926 38,494 4 4 6
802 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department 42,766,570 5,502,017 351,944 5 7 4
320 Texas Workforce Commission 9,341,383 6,717,666 8,156 6 6 7
808 Texas Historical Commission 4,432,592 33,375,677 380,071 7 5 3
582 Texas Commission on Environmental Quality 3,227,611 1,135,667 1,107 8 8 8
460 Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors 97,146 121,397 232 9 9 9

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 2024
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 492,747,200 2,479,141,744 1,955,370 1 2 2
729 University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center 361,194,100 1,228,617,714 809,129 2 3 3
506 University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center 350,531,800 320,311,049 301,924 3 - -
723 University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston 236,331,700 1,188,170,688 524,108 4 4 6
721 University of Texas at Austin 175,873,800 4,794,804,960 672,658 5 1 5
733 Texas Tech University 163,413,900 1,063,990,033 785,330 6 5 4
745 University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 132,951,300 494,553,474 226,164 7 6 -
738 University of Texas at Dallas 131,632,600 417,690,912 331,284 8 7 9
752 University of North Texas 126,640,603 331,254,359 508,953 9 10 7
743 University of Texas at San Antonio 126,063,200 295,993,826 337,109 10 - 8
714 University of Texas at Arlington 120,706,200 417,388,230 313,992 - 8 10
739 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center 49,796,813 362,105,078 57,888 - 9 -
576 Texas A&M Forest Service 387,737 389,264 29,686,502 - - 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 2024
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 9,205,924 9,200,364 5,560 1 1 4
696 Texas Department of Criminal Justice 6,978,320 6,960,789 17,531 2 2 2
601 Texas Department of Transportation 3,748,072 3,715,866 32,206 3 3 1
802 Texas Parks And Wildlife Department 1,848,040 1,844,204 3,836 4 4 6
529 Health and Human Services Commission 507,640 507,640 - 6 7 -
575 Texas Division of Emergency Management 328,033 328,033 - 8 8 -
554 Texas Animal Health Commission 182,838 182,838 - 9 9 -
551 Department of Agriculture 178,622 178,622 - 10 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 2024
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 708,116 708,116 - 1 1 32
576 Texas A&M Forest Service 421,470 421,470 - 2 2 31
555 Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service 169,291 169,291 - 3 3 34
556 Texas A&M Agrilife Research 154,007 154,007 - 4 4 33
746 University of Texas Rio Grande Valley 142,538 141,613 925 5 5 3
752 University of North Texas 93,099 91,642 1,457 6 6 1
743 University of Texas at San Antonio 90,705 90,492 213 7 7 4
506 University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center 89,854 89,854 - 8 8 30
754 Texas State University - San Marcos 84,057 83,996 61 9 9 5
716 TexasA&M Engineering Extension Service 70,787 70,787 - 10 10 27
745 University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 50,435 49,497 938 13 13 2
765 University of Houston - Victoria 15,176 15,176 - 28 28 10
784 University of Houston - Downtown 7,492 7,492 - 31 31 6
727 Texas A&M Transportation Institute 7,223 7,223 - 32 32 9
719 Texas State Technical College System 5,330 5,330 - 33 33 7
763 University of North Texas Health Science Center 4,372 4,372 - 34 34 8

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

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