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096827 1 (1975-09-05)

handle is hein.gao/gaobacxmt0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Sri P-6 UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE REGIONAL OFFICE SUITE aO-D, 2420 W. 2TH AVENUE DENVER, COLORADO 80211 gp 5 1975 Mr. Lee B. Jett, Warden Federal Youth Center Bureau of Prisons 9595 i. Quincy Avenue Englewood, Colorado 80110 1 M096827 Dear Mr. Jett: We have completed our review of the effectiveness of the Government's energy reduction program at the Federal Youth Center. Our review at the Center was part of a nationwide study conducted at selected departments and agencies to determine how effectively the Government's e gerg;Lauc- tion prograz is being implemented. We reviewed regulations, analyzed data used to measure the Center's success, and interviewed personnel. We reviewed controls to reduce fuel consumption by vehicles and in buildings, and determined the possible impact of energy conservation on mission and training operations. In our oDinion the Center has met the President's energy conservation goals in its use of heating and vehicular fuels during fiscal year 1974 and the first half of fiscal year 1975. Although the Center has taken steps to reduce the consumption of electrical energy, the reduction has not consistently met the President's goals. EXERGY CONSERYATION GOALS In June 1973, the President directed all Federal agencies to reduce their energv consumption by 7 percent in fiscal year 1974 and subsequently directed that additional actions be taken to reduce energy consumption still further. In October 1974, the President directed the agencies to reduce their energy consumption in fiscal year 3975 by 15 percent under that consumed in fiscal year 1973. The actual energy consumption for fiscal year 1973, adjusted to reflect changes in programs, personnel levels, occupied space, etc., is used as the baseline against which to measure agencies' performance in saving energy, _D2-73-8 0qf (b 76'- 62,//i' I I

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