ENERGY MANAGEMENT STRATEGY IN CAMPUS TOWARDS A GREEN CAMPUS THROUGH PROMOTING CARBON FOOTPRINT AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY INDEX IMPROVING

The energy management strategy is the key to increasing efficiency index (EEI) and controlling buildings' carbon emissions. This article discusses policy at Siliwangi University based on four main components of green campus: profile electricity load, consumption, rate number vehicles, vehicle activity in campus environment. We propose scenarios meet EEI emissions standards 2025. analysis emission production uses UI Green Metric approach by referring from Climate Action Tracker (CAT) world bank. Simultaneously, ASEAN-USAID standard, which also used Indonesian National Standard (SNI). conclusion that even with highest scenario target level 2025, can only reach “Extremely Efficient” category for area AC facilities Extremely-Inefficient class facilities. results show most considerable contribution motorbikes, 66%, cars buses 33% use 1.4%. Although does not have a significant impact, tendency towards waste. must immediately implement electric vehicles reduce mobility cars, Keywords: Energy, Strategy, Carbon Footprint, Energy Efficiency Index, JEL Classifications: C33, E210, E310, O470 DOI: https://doi.org/10.32479/ijeep.11310