β 480 kW Rooftop Solar Power Plant generating approximately 32% of the campus electricity demand
β Solar Water Heater installation reducing fuel and electricity consumption
β Solar Panel Supporting Shed designed for optimal sunlight capture and dual-use space
β Progressive LED Replacement Drive across the campus for improved energy efficiency
β Passive Solar Building Design with natural daylight utilization in classrooms and laboratories
β Natural Ventilation Architecture minimizing dependence on electrical cooling systems
β Automated Street Light Timers for efficient outdoor energy management
β Centralized Exit-Point Switches in laboratories, classrooms and offices to prevent energy wastage
β Monthly Energy Performance Monitoring (Units per Student) conducted since 2017–18
β Equipment-wise Energy Load Audits for efficient energy planning and optimization
β AMC-based Equipment Performance Reviews ensuring energy-efficient operation of utilities
β Planned transition from Window ACs to Split ACs for significant energy savings
β Remote Sensing Lighting proposed for corridors, lawns and low-traffic areas
β Student-led projects promoting renewable energy technologies and energy conservation
β No-Vehicle-Movement Policy inside the campus reducing fossil fuel consumption
β Common Bus Transport for staff and students minimizing transportation-related emissions
β Biodigester Plant producing clean biogas as a sustainable alternative energy source
β Green Building Design Initiative promoting long-term energy-efficient campus infrastructure
β Energy-efficient equipment upgrades including low-power computer monitors and electrical devices
β AC Temperature Lock Policy (27°C) implemented to reduce cooling energy consumption