The technical feasibility and economic benefits of an Integrated Utility System (IUS) at the University of Florida are addressed, as are the environmental and institutional factors. This study demonstrates a conservational and economic advantage in supplying the energy necessary for heating and cooling as a by-product of power generation. Contents include: (1) a rationale for on-site power generation; (2) descriptions of the site and existing utility system at the University of Florida; (3) the IUS designs for this institution; (4) economic analysis of the system; and (5) a discussion of the environmental and institutional considerations involved in such a system. (Author/MR)