7. Affordable and Clean Energy

7.1. Research on Clean Energy 7.2. University Measures towards Affordable and Clean Energy 7.2.1. Energy-Efficient Renovation and Building 7.2.2. Upgrade Buildings to Higher Energy Efficiency 7.2.3. Carbon Reduction and Emission Reduction Process 7.2.4. Plan to Reduce Energy Consumption 7.2.5. Energy Wastage Identification 7.2.6. Divestment Policy 7.3 Energy Use Density 7.3.1. Energy Usage per Sqm 7.4. Energy and the Community 7.4.1. Local Community Outreach for Energy Efficiency 7.4.2. 100% Renewable Energy Pledge 7.4.3. Energy Efficiency Services for Industry 7.4.4. Policy Development for Clean Energy Technology 7.4.5. Assistance to Low-Carbon Innovation 7.5. Low-Carbon Energy Use
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7. Affordable and Clean Energy

7.3 Energy Use Density

In line with its sustainable energy management goals, IGU regularly monitors energy consumption intensity and evaluates its level of efficiency by analyzing energy use per unit of floor area. Energy consumption intensity (GJ/m²) is calculated by dividing the total consumption of each energy type by the University's total indoor floor area. This indicator is an important measure for assessing the extent to which energy use is proportional to physical space.