Affordable and Clean Energy

Comprehensive report on UPI’s contribution to ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy through energy efficiency programs, carbon management, and community engagement.

26,332
Total Energy (GJ)
729
Low-Carbon Energy (GJ)
2.8%
Renewable Percentage
FREE
Community Programs

Executive Summary

Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI) is committed to sustainable energy management through comprehensive policies and programs. In 2025, UPI consumed 26,332 GJ of total energy with 729 GJ coming from low-carbon sources, representing 2.8% renewable energy usage across 95,057 m² of campus floor space.

Based on the Board of Trustees Regulation Number 04 of 2020 (reviewed in 2025), UPI has established formal policies for energy efficiency standards in renovations and new builds, carbon management processes, and energy efficiency planning. The university provides FREE community programs on energy efficiency and actively supports the government in clean energy policy development at regional level.

2020
Energy Policy Established
Reviewed in 2025
729 GJ
Low-Carbon Energy
From renewable sources
100%
FREE Community Access
To energy programs

University Energy Measures

🏗️ Energy Efficiency Standards Policy

The Board of Trustees Regulation Number 04 of 2020 concerning the Strategic Plan mandates that all renovations and new builds follow energy efficiency standards. The policy has been reviewed in 2025 to ensure continued effectiveness.

📄 evidence

Policy Created
2020
Last Reviewed
2025
Status
✓ Active

⚡ Building Upgrade Plans

UPI has plans to upgrade existing buildings to higher energy efficiency. The main campus is located on Jalan Dr. Setiabudhi with several regional campuses in Cibiru, Sumedang, Tasikmalaya, Serang, and Purwakarta.

📄 evidence

Status 2026
✓ Active
Coverage
Multi-Campus

🌱 Carbon Management Process

Based on Government Regulation No. 15 of 2014, UPI implements a comprehensive process for carbon management and reducing carbon dioxide emissions through the Board of Trustees approval mechanism.

📄 evidence

Year 2026
✓ Active
Oversight
Board of Trustees

📊 Energy Efficiency Plan

Based on Government Regulation No. 15 of 2014, the Board of Trustees (MWA) approves the strategic plan which includes comprehensive energy efficiency measures to reduce overall energy consumption.

📄 evidence

Type
Strategic Plan
Status
✓ Active

🔍 Energy Waste Reviews

UPI as a State University with Legal Entity status undergoes energy reviews to identify areas where energy wastage is highest, enabling targeted improvements in energy efficiency.

📄 evidence

Year 2025
✓ Active
Purpose
Identify Wastage

Energy Use Statistics

Energy Consumption 2026

Total Energy Used
26,332 GJ
Low-Carbon Energy
729 GJ (2.8% of total)
Campus Floor Space
95,057

Energy Use Density: 0.277 GJ/m² (26,332 GJ / 95,057 m²) showing efficient energy management relative to campus size.

Energy and the Community

🎓 Community Energy Efficiency Programs

UPI actively provides FREE programs for the local community to learn about energy efficiency and clean energy through the Science Technopark, promoting programs for local communities about clean energy and energy efficiency.

📰 News

Access 2026
FREE
Hub
Science Technopark

🌍 100% Renewable Energy Pledge

UPI, through the Mechatronics and Artificial Intelligence Study Program (MKB) at Purwakarta campus, promotes public pledges toward 100% renewable energy beyond the university through research and innovation.

🔗 News

Status
✓ Active
Campus
Purwakarta

🏭 Direct Industry Services

UPI, through its Community Service Program under LPPM, provides FREE direct services to local industry aimed at improving energy efficiency and clean energy through workshops and research on renewable energy options.

📰 News

Service Type
FREE
Focus
Local Industry

🏛️ Government Policy Support

UPI actively informs and supports government in clean energy and energy-efficient technology policy development at regional level, contributing to evidence-based energy policy making.

📰 News

Level 2026
Regional
Status
✓ Active

🚀 Low-Carbon Start-up Assistance

UPI actively provides support for start-ups and initiatives that promote a low-carbon economy through programs like SBCC 2024 (Sustainable Business Case Competition), pioneering sustainable solutions for low-carbon living.

🔗 News

Program
SBCC 2024
Status
✓ Active

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