Our university strives to enhance energy efficiency in its buildings and prioritize nature and energy resources by using energy-saving devices, adopting renewable energy policies, implementing energy conservation programs, promoting green buildings, adapting to climate change, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Article 1:
Utilize modern technologies for smart buildings, such as installing sensors for water taps and automatic lighting systems, among other innovations.
Article 2:
Implement the principle of clean energy at the university instead of relying on electricity generated by traditional power generators.
Article 3:
Reduce the amount of electricity consumed within the university to minimize the environmental pollution it causes.
Article 4:
Measure carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and strive to reduce them.
Article 5:
Instruct procurement committees to purchase energy-efficient devices.
Article 6:
Activate the role of all university departments in conducting educational workshops to raise awareness about energy management.
Article 7:
Prepare a comprehensive study on electricity consumption across the university's departments and the feasibility of transitioning to alternative energy sources.