Design and Analysis of Solar-powered E-bike Charging Stations to Support the Development of Green Campus

Currently, conventional motorcycles that utilize hazardous fossil fuels are expanding rapidly in Indonesia's major cities. Especially campus environments, the increase motorcycle usage has potential to raise emissions of greenhouse gases and toxic microparticles. The green concept entails living must implement low-emission energy efficiency, conserve resources, enhance environmental quality by teaching its residents how live a healthy lifestyle. However, limiting number on is main challenge, especially Indonesia. To overcome this study provides design for e-bike system will be implemented at Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY). In addition, solar power plant integrated into support adoption zero-emission campus. accommodates specifications 6 km radius surrounding school, two-day lifespan, 100 electric bicycles. experiment's findings indicate solar-powered requires 99 panels with capacity 150 Wp, 9 SSCs A, three inverters 2,500 W. It projected device reduce exhaust 7.62 tons CO2 per year once it entirely operated.