To strengthen this commitment, FPIK Unpad has outlined 19 key initiatives that reflect its integrated approach to energy efficiency and sustainability. These efforts range from energy-efficient renovation and construction, improving building performance, reducing carbon emissions, and adopting renewable energy, to providing sustainable transportation solutions, community outreach, and developing green energy policies. Together, these initiatives form a comprehensive roadmap that not only supports Universitas Padjadjaran’s sustainability agenda but also contributes to the global pursuit of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 7 on Affordable and Clean Energy.

SDGs 7: Affordable and Clean Energy

The seventh Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 7) emphasizes access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all. Energy is a fundamental need that directly impacts economic growth and community well-being. Therefore, strategies for efficient provision and distribution of energy play a vital role in achieving this goal.

FPIK is committed to implementing …

  1. Energy-Efficient Renovation and Construction
    FPIK Unpad implements policies to ensure that all renovations and new buildings meet energy efficiency standards, such as:
  • Using automatic sensor lighting to reduce electricity consumption.
  • Replacing lamps with low-wattage LEDs that provide sufficient illumination.
  • Maximizing ventilation to reduce the use of air conditioning.
  • Optimizing natural light through windows to minimize daytime lamp usage.
  • Adjusting faucet water pressure to match actual needs. [Click here]
  1. Upgrading Buildings to Higher Energy Efficiency
    FPIK continues to improve building efficiency by:
  • Reducing daytime lamp use by optimizing natural lighting through windows.
  • Setting annual targets for more buildings to operate without air conditioning and instead improve air circulation. 
  1. Carbon Reduction and Emission Control
    FPIK supports carbon management and CO₂ reduction by:
  • Reducing the use of private vehicles within and outside campus.
  • Encouraging the use of campus shuttle buses, electric bikes (Beam), and Unpad staff buses. 
  1. Energy Consumption Reduction Plan
    This program aims to cut overall energy use by:
  • Replacing conventional lamps.
  • Optimizing natural ventilation and window functions.
  • Reducing dependency on air conditioning and similar energy-intensive equipment. 
  1. Identifying Energy Waste
    FPIK reviews electricity and lighting usage to identify wasteful practices and implement corrective actions for energy savings. [Click here]
  2. Total Energy Consumption
    Based on research, total energy use at Universitas Padjadjaran is 21,543 Gigajoules (GJ), including the share from FPIK.
  3. Campus Floor Area
    The total campus floor area is 348,688 m², which includes the facilities of FPIK.
  4. Support for Low-Carbon Innovation
    FPIK promotes the use of electric vehicles such as Beam within the campus as part of its carbon reduction initiatives.
  5. Transportation Initiatives to Reduce Private Vehicles
    Universitas Padjadjaran provides free transportation for students, lecturers, staff, and guests.
  • 20 shuttle buses operate daily from 07.00–16.00 WIB.
  • 6 additional units operate from 16.00–18.00 WIB.
  • Two main routes are available: Science (IPA) and Social Sciences (IPS).
  1. Campus Parking Reduction Program
    Over the past three years, FPIK has supported initiatives to reduce parking areas by converting empty spaces into green areas such as gardens and gazebos.
  2. Divestment Policy
    FPIK enforces a divestment policy by withdrawing investment from carbon-intensive industries, particularly coal and petroleum.
  3. Community Outreach for Energy Efficiency
    FPIK organizes educational programs for local communities to promote energy savings and reduce high-emission vehicle use.
  4. Commitment to 100% Renewable Energy
    Unpad has installed solar panels at several points to supply renewable energy. While FPIK still relies on university-supplied energy, efforts to integrate renewable sources are ongoing.
  5. Energy Efficiency Services for Industry
    FPIK provides direct services to local industries, including training and the use of solar panels and water-based energy solutions.
  6. Policy Development for Green Energy Technologies
    FPIK has adopted:
  • LED lighting.
  • Automatic sensor lamps.
  • Water-saving faucets.
  • Inverter AC and efficient LCD TVs. [Click here]
  1. Shuttle Services
    Unpad provides shuttle services for staff and students, including employee buses and campus-wide transportation. FPIK staff also benefit from these facilities. [Click here]
  2. Energy-Efficient Equipment Usage
    FPIK is currently in the process of adopting more energy-efficient equipment to support sustainable operations.
  3. Electricity Usage per Campus Population
    Electricity use across the campus is sufficient, with FPIK maintaining backup lines from the main grid for emergencies.
  4. Renewable Energy Ratio per Annual Consumption
    FPIK actively promotes energy-saving practices to prevent excessive consumption and reduce spikes in electricity use.

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