- Who, What, Why, How

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Climate actions at University of Copenhagen - Who, What, Why, How Sustainable SCANdinavia event, March 31, 2009 Presentation by Claus Ravn, teamleader Green Campus

Green Campus Four campuses in Central Copenhagen 1.000.000 m2 City Campus Faculty of Law Faculty of Science Faculty of Social Sciences North Campus Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty of Science Faculty of Health Sciences Faculty of Theology Central Administration Frederiksberg Campus Faculty of Life Sciences South Campus Faculty of Humanities

The largest university in Scandinavia 37,000 students 7,500 employees, including 5,000 scientists 8 Nobel prizes 800 million turnover Ranked: - no. 8 in Europe og no. 45 in the world (Shanghai Jiao Tong, 2008) - no. 34 in Europe and no. 93 in the world (Times Higher, 2007)

Study more: www.climate.ku.dk Green Campus

Member of IARU (International Alliance of Research Universities) With Australian National University ETH Zürich National University of Singapore Peking University University of California Berkeley University of Cambridge University of Oxford The University of Tokyo Yale University At the IARU Climate Congress March 2009 in Copenhagen: Workshop about Greening Universities Announcement of common IARU reduction targets Presentation of a new Tool Kit for universities going green www.iaruni.org/sustainability

Energy Action Planning in the strategic levels Overall strategy for the university Destination 2012, 2007 University of Copenhagen must be one of the most sustainable universities in Europe by 2012 Strategic Actionplan 2008-2012, September 2008 There needs to be made green accounts, strategy and actionplans for reduction of environmental impacts, sustainable solutions, a carbon neutral building and involvement of students and employees Faculty Contracts, carrying out the Strategic Actionplan, 2009 Faculties are responsible for own energy efficiency, yearly review, local energy management, proposals for energy saving initiatives Team Green Campus are responsible for green accounts and overall energy action planning

Goals for Green Campus at the University of Copenhagen Energy consumption shall be reduced to a level that is 20% below that of 2006, measured as energy consumption per man year for staff and students CO2 emissions from energy consumption shall be reduced to a level that is 20% below that of 2006, measured as CO2 emission per man year for staff and students By the end of 2009, 80% of all purchases at the University of Copenhagen shall be based on purchase agreements and, by 2013, at least 75% of all purchases via purchase agreements shall require sustainability The University of Copenhagen will develop guidelines for physical planning and will account for the sustainability of all physical plans and projects The University of Copenhagen will make tools etc. available to others and communicate initiatives and experiences to the outside world Goals were approved by the university s board in October 2008

WHY Energy Action Planning The Energy Action Plan helps the university to reduce it s CO 2 emissions, having a a positive effect on the global climate and demonstrating a social responsibility, that can contribute to a positive reputation. By means of the action plan s financial model and fiscal incentives, reductions in it s energy consumption, can at the same time release more money for the core activities education and research.

The challenge of the targets Green Campus

Green facts CO 2 emissions 2008 The university receives almost all its energy supply from external combined heat and power plants that provide both electricity and and district heating. Electricity accounts for the greater part of our CO 2 emissions; more than twice than that of heating.

Laboratories demand a lot of energy Energy consumption at wet faculties with laboratory research is 4-8 times higher than consumption on dry faculties Wet Dry

Where to achieve the savings By strenghtening energy management, specific savings are expected to be distributed as shown

Energy Action Planning - 3 parallel waves Energy Projects 2008, wave 1 - In 2008, 50 energy saving projects were prioritised - EUR 1.5 million invested - Annual savings 1,700 tons CO2 from 2009 onwards - Money saved will be transferred to education and research Investments are expected to increase in the coming years

Green Lighthouse Pilot project for climate friendly building New carbon neutral building, 1000 m 2 for: - student service functions - study administration - meeting facilities and - faculty club Now being built at North Campus to be finished 2009, before COP 15

Green Action Join the movement for an energy-efficient university Green Action is the University of Copenhagen's campaign for energy- efficient behaviour. Make energy-efficient habits part of your daily routine. You and your colleagues only need to make a few changes to make a difference to the environment and the University's finances. Campaign, 23 February - 16 March 2009 http://groengerning.ku.dk/english/

Why Green Action? The university wants to reduce it s energy consumption and CO2 emissions by 20% The university spends 160 mill. DKK a year on electricity and heat. At least 4-5 % could be saved just by energy-efficient habits, which means 7-8 mill. DKK per year = more money for the Faculty s research and education Empoyees and students must be engaged in sustainability efforts This is the possibility to do a small, but important impact every day We need to sweep our own doorstep

Main elements in the campaign Energy efficient habits concrete advices, recommandations and efforts for: - Laboratories - Office areas & spaces for education - Green IT Green ambassadors local coordinators and bearers of efforts, passing on information to department s employees and students. 250 ambassadors volunteered. Communication and marketing - internally and externally, participation, engagement through communicating, competitions, activities Measuring and visualisation of consumptions

Stickers Posters

Technical devices offered in the campaign - Energy saving plug socket for PC and other equipment. - Automatic switches for printers/copiers, coffee machines, water coolers etc. - Close the fume cupboard sticker (LARGE potential!!!) - On line manual for energy controlling the pc - Offer to have an energy expert visiting the department All devices and offers can be ordered for free by green ambassadors via http://groengerning.ku.dk

Results from the campaign 23 Feb. 16 March 2009 The overall drop in energy consumption from first to third campaign week corresponds to an annual saving of almost 2,4 mill. DKK or 700 tons CO2. Consumption of heating dropped 11 % Consumption of electricity dropped 1 % There is a potential for more, 7-8 mill. DKK per year!!! Follow ups are now to be planned

Enjoy your stay in Copenhagen! Green Campus