National Cheng Kung University(NCKU) promotes energy efficiency through initiatives such as its Electricity Conservation Incentive Measures, which encourages campus units to reduce electricity consumption, and NCKU Regulations Governing the Allocation of Electricity Among Centers & Colleges, which establish electricity budget limits for centers and departments to improve energy efficiency.
Beyond these institutional measures, NCKU has also implemented practical actions, such as shutting off chilled water supplies to selected floors of campus buildings. The University also continues to promote interdisciplinary carbon reduction education through lectures, integrating internal and external resources to establish a comprehensive system for developing carbon reduction knowledge and skills. By translating sustainability principles into actionable measures, NCKU demonstrates the effectiveness of combining education with practical carbon reduction efforts.
NCKU has established a dedicated energy conservation webpage that publicly presents campus energy-saving performance, carbon reduction strategies, and concrete sustainability initiatives.
https://oga.ncku.edu.tw/p/412-1027-29920.php?Lang=zh-tw
NCKU has established the “NCKU Electricity Conservation Incentive Measures” to promote energy saving. The incentive measures reward units based on reasonable Energy Use Intensity (EUI) levels and electricity-saving performance, supporting the University’s energy conservation and carbon reduction goals.
https://main-oga.ncku.edu.tw/var/file/60/1060/img/1865/C201101061612.pdf
NCKU has established Regulations Governing the Allocation of Electricity Among Centers & Colleges to reduce energy consumption and improve electricity efficiency. The regulations provide a clear basis for allocating electricity costs across campus units.
https://ord.ncku.edu.tw/article-comprehensive03.html
NCKU has developed an Energy-Saving Handbook to provide campus units with practical energy-saving measures and encourage voluntary implementation of energy efficiency improvements, helping reduce overall energy consumption.
https://main-oga.ncku.edu.tw/var/file/60/1060/img/1867/747121017.pdf
To further promote energy conservation, NCKU has turned off the chilled-water function of water dispensers on odd-numbered floors of Yun-Ping Building, while keeping it available on even-numbered floors.
https://main-oga.ncku.edu.tw/p/404-1060-280788.php?Lang=zh-tw
NCKU scholars shared insights on global net-zero trends, microalgae carbon capture, corporate carbon neutrality, and campus sustainability. Topics included carbon pricing, renewable energy, carbon capture and storage (CCS), student carbon calculators, and an SDG sustainability talent certification framework. The activities promoted interdisciplinary exchange and strengthened faculty and students’ capabilities in energy transition and carbon reduction.
https://sdg.ncku.edu.tw/article-article34.html
The lecture featured Assistant Professor Ting-Chia Ou of NCKU’s Program of Smart and Sustainable Manufacturing, Researcher Chun-Yen Chen of NCKU’s Center for Bioscience and Biotechnology, and Distinguished Professor Hsing-Chu Lin of NCHU’s Department of Life Sciences. They explored key technologies and practical strategies for Taiwan’s net-zero transition from the perspectives of energy management, microalgae carbon capture, and blue carbon ecosystems, promoting faculty and student engagement and strengthening campus capabilities in energy transition and carbon reduction.
https://sdg.ncku.edu.tw/product-1083.html
NCKU’s Department of Urban Planning and the NCKU Research and Development Foundation co-hosted the 29th National Spatial Planning Forum, bringing together experts in spatial planning, transportation, and information technology. The forum promoted cross-sector collaboration and explored sustainable development, low-carbon and net-zero strategies, and smart technologies for building resilient cities.
https://www.up.ncku.edu.tw/114-04-22-01/
Beyond these institutional measures, NCKU has also implemented practical actions, such as shutting off chilled water supplies to selected floors of campus buildings. The University also continues to promote interdisciplinary carbon reduction education through lectures, integrating internal and external resources to establish a comprehensive system for developing carbon reduction knowledge and skills. By translating sustainability principles into actionable measures, NCKU demonstrates the effectiveness of combining education with practical carbon reduction efforts.
- NCKU - Energy Conservation column
NCKU has established a dedicated energy conservation webpage that publicly presents campus energy-saving performance, carbon reduction strategies, and concrete sustainability initiatives.https://oga.ncku.edu.tw/p/412-1027-29920.php?Lang=zh-tw
- NCKU Electricity Conservation Incentive Measures
NCKU has established the “NCKU Electricity Conservation Incentive Measures” to promote energy saving. The incentive measures reward units based on reasonable Energy Use Intensity (EUI) levels and electricity-saving performance, supporting the University’s energy conservation and carbon reduction goals.https://main-oga.ncku.edu.tw/var/file/60/1060/img/1865/C201101061612.pdf
- NCKU Regulations Governing the Allocation of Electricity Among Centers & Colleges
NCKU has established Regulations Governing the Allocation of Electricity Among Centers & Colleges to reduce energy consumption and improve electricity efficiency. The regulations provide a clear basis for allocating electricity costs across campus units.https://ord.ncku.edu.tw/article-comprehensive03.html
- NCKU Energy-Saving Handbook
NCKU has developed an Energy-Saving Handbook to provide campus units with practical energy-saving measures and encourage voluntary implementation of energy efficiency improvements, helping reduce overall energy consumption.https://main-oga.ncku.edu.tw/var/file/60/1060/img/1867/747121017.pdf
- Chilled Water Available Only on Even-Numbered Floors of Yun-Ping Building
To further promote energy conservation, NCKU has turned off the chilled-water function of water dispensers on odd-numbered floors of Yun-Ping Building, while keeping it available on even-numbered floors.https://main-oga.ncku.edu.tw/p/404-1060-280788.php?Lang=zh-tw
- "Towards 2050 Net-Zero" Seminar
NCKU scholars shared insights on global net-zero trends, microalgae carbon capture, corporate carbon neutrality, and campus sustainability. Topics included carbon pricing, renewable energy, carbon capture and storage (CCS), student carbon calculators, and an SDG sustainability talent certification framework. The activities promoted interdisciplinary exchange and strengthened faculty and students’ capabilities in energy transition and carbon reduction.https://sdg.ncku.edu.tw/article-article34.html
- "Net-Zero Future, Sustainable Nature!" Seminar
The lecture featured Assistant Professor Ting-Chia Ou of NCKU’s Program of Smart and Sustainable Manufacturing, Researcher Chun-Yen Chen of NCKU’s Center for Bioscience and Biotechnology, and Distinguished Professor Hsing-Chu Lin of NCHU’s Department of Life Sciences. They explored key technologies and practical strategies for Taiwan’s net-zero transition from the perspectives of energy management, microalgae carbon capture, and blue carbon ecosystems, promoting faculty and student engagement and strengthening campus capabilities in energy transition and carbon reduction.https://sdg.ncku.edu.tw/product-1083.html
- 29th National Spatial Planning Forum: Shaping Future Cities and Rural Areas in the Age of Smart Technology
NCKU’s Department of Urban Planning and the NCKU Research and Development Foundation co-hosted the 29th National Spatial Planning Forum, bringing together experts in spatial planning, transportation, and information technology. The forum promoted cross-sector collaboration and explored sustainable development, low-carbon and net-zero strategies, and smart technologies for building resilient cities.https://www.up.ncku.edu.tw/114-04-22-01/