13.2.1 Does your university as a body measure the amount of low carbon energy used across the university?

Summary

China Medical University measures energy use across the whole institution and reports low-carbon energy as its own category. In 2025, total energy consumption was 103,461.83 GJ. Electricity accounted for 100,909.40 GJ (97.53%), while diesel, gasoline and natural gas accounted for 2,450.77 GJ (2.37%). Low-carbon energy, meaning self-consumed solar power, totaled 101.66 GJ (0.10% of total use). It came from the university-owned 38.4 kWp solar system on the Care Building, which generated 28,239 kWh during the year. Solar panels on three other buildings produced 235,086 kWh, but they are leased to vendors and the power is sold to Taipower, so it is not counted as university renewable use. The university also raised smart meter coverage to 89% and added monitoring equipment at three Yingcai Campus buildings, which supports real-time electricity analysis and better management of energy use.