Energy and Climate Change (EC)

Energy Efficient Appliances Usage

Example of Energy Efficient Appliances Usage: Use of LED lighting and lamps for offices (left) (Faculty of Science and Technology, RMUTP) and LED lighting and lamps with light and motion sensor for toilets (right) (Faculty of Induatrial Textile and Fasion Design, RMUTP)

Example of Energy Efficient Appliances Usage: Use of Solar system for SOS call point and LED sport light for external building (Faculty of Engineering, RMUTP)

Example of Energy Efficient Appliances Usage: Use of Air conditioner with Energy Saving Label No.5 that certified by the Electricity Generating Authority (EGAT) of Thailand 
(Faculty of Architecture  and Design (Left) and  Faculty of Liberal Arts (Right), RMUTP)

Example of Energy Efficient Appliances Usage: Use of  Computers with Energy star label (Faculty of Science and Technology, RMUTP)

Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon has implemented energy conservation measures through the use of high-efficiency equipment in various areas as follows: 1) Air Conditioning: We have installed energy-saving air conditioners certified with the Energy Saving Label No. 5 from the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, replaced old air conditioner models with new ones, installed supplementary energy-saving devices, and performed regular maintenance and cleaning. 2) Lighting Systems: We have switched to more energy-efficient LED lamps in place of older fluorescent lamps and installed motion-activated automatic lighting systems in restrooms.3) Office Equipment: We have procured computers that meet the Energy Star label standard for efficient energy consumption. 5) Renewable Energy: We have installed solar panels to generate electricity for use within the university and utilized solar-powered spotlights for exterior areas.

Number of appliances and energy Efficient appliances

 

ApplianceTotal NumberTotal number energy Efficient appliancesPercentage
Lamps24,80115,18861%
Air conditioners1,7811,44781%
Lamps20,14510,61553%
Air conditioners1,8061,59288%
  Average Percentage56%

Smart Building Implementation

There is no smart building implemented in RMUTP.

Renewable Energy Sources in Campus

Roof and Façade Mounted Solar Panels capacity 80,315 kWh/year at the Industrial Engineering Building 2, the Faculty of Engineering, North Bangkok campus, RMUTP
Roof and Façade Mounted Solar Panels capacity 44,047 kWh/year at the, Mechanical Engineer Building the Faculty of Engineering, North Bangkok campus, RMUTP
Roof and Façade Mounted Solar Panels capacity 80,315 kWh/year at the Student Activities Building, the Faculty of Engineering, North Bangkok campus, RMUTP
Roof and Façade Mounted Solar Panels capacity 42,000 kWh/year at the Rector Office Building and the Faculty of Mass Communication Building , Thevet campus, RMUTP
Roof and Façade Mounted Solar Panels capacity 369,880 +99,714+ 138,233 kWh/year at the Faculty of Business Administration, Faculty of Liberal Arts and the Faculty of Textile and Fasion Design, Panish Phranakhon Center, RMUTP
Solar hot water boiling system at Faculty of Home Economics Technology, Chotiwet Center, RMUTP

Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon has installed solar panels to produce renewable electricity in 3 centers: North Phra Nakhon Center, Thewet Center, and Phra Nakhon Commercial Center. Each center has the following total production capacity:

  1. North Phra Nakhon Center: Total production capacity of 424,497 kWh/year
  2. Thewet Center: Total production capacity of 42,000 kWh/year
  3. Phra Nakhon Commercial Center: Total production capacity of 607,827 kWh/year

The total solar power generation of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon amounts to 1,074,324 kWh/year.

Apart from solar power for electronic generation, the university also utilizes the solar power for hot water boiling with the capacity of 36,500 kWh/year.

Electricity Usage per Year (in Kilowatt hour)

Total Electricity Usage (All Locations) during June 2023 to May 2024
Total Electricity Usage (All Locations) during June 2023 to May 2024

The total electricity usage of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon (RMUTP) during June 2023 to May 2024 is 7,292,000 kWh. On the five main centers (campuses) areas of RMUTP, electricity is used for lighting, cooling, heating, office’s and laboratory’s appliances. The total university’s population is 17,549 and hence, the electricity usage per person in all campuses is 415.5 kWh.

Ratio of renewable energy production divided by total energy usage per year

The solar cell system installed on the rooftops of various buildings at the North Phra Nakhon Center (Left), and the Thewet Center (Right), Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon
The solar cell system installed on the rooftops of various buildings at the Phra Nakhon Commercial Center, Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon

Total electricity usage during June 2023 to May 2024 is 7,292,000 kWh.
Total of renewable electricity production is 1,074,324 kWh/year.

Ratio of renewable energy production divided by total energy usage per year

Renewable Electricity usage = (1,074,324/7,292,000) *100 = 14.73 %

Elements of green building implementation as reflected in all construction and renovation policies

Example of Green Building Rajamangala Univeristy of Technology Phranakhon (RMUTP), Thailand
Natural light intaking while aligning the building orientation with natural ventilation patterns
Using eco-friendly material for building and increasing green spaces within buildings
On-site electricity generation

Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon has adopted a green building development approach that focuses on utilizing nature and modern technology. The university supports building designs that optimize natural light intake while aligning the building orientation with natural ventilation patterns. Increasing green spaces within buildings helps create a healthier environment and boosts oxygen levels. The selection of environmentally friendly construction materials helps reduce the impact on nature. Additionally, the installation of solar panels for on-site electricity generation in buildings is being implemented. These initiatives not only save energy and minimize environmental impact but also create a conducive environment for the health and learning of students and staff.

Greenhouse gas emission reduction program

EV Charging station
Renewable energy
  1. EV Charging station to promote Green house gas emission reduction by using EV car.
  2. Using renewable energy for electricity that reducing purchased.

These programs aim to reduce one out of three scopes emissions

Please Provide The Total Carbon Footprint (CO2 emission in the last 12 months, in metric tons)

Total Carbon Footprint
Total Carbon Footprint

The total carbon footprint per year is 6,131.78 metric tons and the total carbon footprint per year per person is 6,131.78 /17,549 = 0.35 metric tons.

The number of innovative program(s) in Energy and Climate Change

There is no innovative program in Energy and Climate Change.

Impactful university program(s) on climate change

The 7th National Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation: Science to Drive Green Technology and Innovation, August 24th , 2024, Faculty of Science and Technology, Rajamangala University of Technology Phranakhon
Seminar on Climate Justice, October 2nd, 2024, Rajamangala University of Technology Phranakhon

Rajamangala University of Technology Phranakhon provides seminar and conferences, which are implemented by communities at the national level.

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