Precise Energy Monitoring and Management
National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) drives campus sustainability with a precise energy strategy centered on our "69kv High-Voltage Power Monitoring System." This system provides real-time monitoring of all buildings, allowing for instant data analysis and immediate intervention to correct anomalies or inefficiencies.
Energy Consumption Analysis and Efficiency Improvements
The system’s data is used to generate bimonthly consumption charts and track trends against water usage. This helps us identify savings targets, eliminate irregularities, and address potential leaks, justifying upgrades to efficient air conditioners and LED lighting.
Regular Maintenance and Strategic Planning
Regular maintenance of power facilities is standard practice. Data from our energy management system is provided to the Energy Conservation Promotion Committee to inform new strategies. The success of this system is demonstrated by the three-year EUI data in our sustainability report.
External Energy Assessment and Urban Energy Strategy
Furthermore, our expertise extends beyond campus. The Research Center for Energy Technology and Strategy conducts energy assessments for public facilities and has developed an "urban energy map" for Taichung to guide future energy policy and improvements.
National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) drives campus sustainability with a precise energy strategy centered on our "69kv High-Voltage Power Monitoring System." This system provides real-time monitoring of all buildings, allowing for instant data analysis and immediate intervention to correct anomalies or inefficiencies.
Energy Consumption Analysis and Efficiency Improvements
The system’s data is used to generate bimonthly consumption charts and track trends against water usage. This helps us identify savings targets, eliminate irregularities, and address potential leaks, justifying upgrades to efficient air conditioners and LED lighting.
Regular Maintenance and Strategic Planning
Regular maintenance of power facilities is standard practice. Data from our energy management system is provided to the Energy Conservation Promotion Committee to inform new strategies. The success of this system is demonstrated by the three-year EUI data in our sustainability report.
External Energy Assessment and Urban Energy Strategy
Furthermore, our expertise extends beyond campus. The Research Center for Energy Technology and Strategy conducts energy assessments for public facilities and has developed an "urban energy map" for Taichung to guide future energy policy and improvements.
