Environmental sustainability:

Policy Description:

Al-Esraa University proposal on energy and climate change was made in response to SDG 17 of the United Nations for 2030. Different policies have been implemented at our University including policies on using renewable energy sources, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and reducing energy use.

Numerous other plans, such as increasing the number of energy-efficient appliances, cleaner fossil fuels, sustainable green buildings, and investments in renewable energy, have also been thought of as being useful in reducing energy usage.

Al-Esraa University established a sustainable development unit inside our university to follow the regulations for energy saving in designated buildings, promote energy conservation and the use of energy substitutes within university. This was done in response to energy conservation and climate change.

OBJECTIVE:

1. Making use of energy-efficient machinery, procedures, systems, and gadgets, such as solar-powered air conditioning, LED lighting, and renewable energy

2. The planning of training sessions for academic staff members and professionals in the fields of energy and building design to improve the use of sustainable energy in buildings.

3. Supporting advancements in science that pertain to buildings and energy. Use experts to aid in the design of sustainable buildings

4. Fostering creative funding for projects related to energy use, transition, and efficiency

5. Making plans for incorporating courses in energy management and conversion in educational institutions, colleges and universities, and boards' curricula.

POLICY:

1. The following policy The new buildings are planned, built, and used while taking into account the zoning code laws, ADA guidelines, fire code regulations, and applicable building and fire code regulations  controls all building-related activities at Al-Esraa University.

2. By  2030, (EU) will have cut its annual carbon dioxide emissions by 50 million kg.

3. By 2030, the EU will use 70% renewable energy.

4. Fostering a culture of energy management and conservation among faculty and staff, with a focus on sustainability and climate change.

5. All campus space is controlled and refurbished in accordance with the rules and regulations established by the relevant campus committees, such as the University Space Committee, Campus Planning Committee, and University Safety Committee.