Low-Carbon Energy Tracking at wu
Walailak University (WU) has long been at the forefront of sustainability, aligning its energy policies with national frameworks like the Energy Efficiency Development Plan. In 2024, WU reinforced its commitment to reducing its environmental impact by implementing its Climate Action Policy, which emphasizes the measurement and adoption of low-carbon energy for whole university. By tracking energy use across the campus, the university aims to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and promote renewable energy solutions, fostering a more sustainable future. Figure: Assessing carbon footprint reduction through treesIn 2024, WU consumed 52,274 gigajoules of electrical energy, resulting in 12,433 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions. Energy-intensive areas included: - Shops and campus-charged facilities (canteens, gardens): 19.93% of total energy consumption. - Integrated Academic Buildings: 13.57% of total energy consumption. - Student Dormitories:…
