Mahabodhi Mahavidyalaya

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Institution has a stated energy policy streamlining ways of energy conservation, use of alternate sources of energy for meeting its power requirements

The institution is committed to energy conservation by actively reducing energy consumption and promoting the use of efficient energy services. This practice includes implementing various strategies to minimize energy use, such as adopting Light Emitting Diode (LED) bulbs, which significantly lower power consumption.

To enhance energy conservation efforts, the college employs several methods:

  • Tree Planting: Planting trees on campus improves air quality and reduces reliance on air conditioning by providing natural cooling.
  • Building Design: The institution incorporates proper ventilation in its architecture, reducing the need for artificial lighting.
  • Energy-Efficient Lighting: LED bulbs and fluorescent lighting are utilized throughout the campus to decrease overall energy use.
  • Education and Awareness: Students are educated about energy-saving practices, encouraging them to participate in making the campus more environmentally friendly. This includes simple actions like switching off lights and fans when leaving classrooms and unplugging projectors, computers, and smartboards after use.
  • Commitment to Alternatives: Mahabodhi Mahavidyalaya emphasizes the importance of alternative energy sources and the responsible use of energy.

To streamline energy conservation and leverage alternative energy sources, the following measures have been implemented:

Mandatory Replacement: Damaged lighting is replaced exclusively with LED fixtures.
Awareness Campaigns: Teaching and non-teaching staff, as well as students, are reminded to switch off lights when exiting rooms. The well-ventilated design of classrooms reduces the need for artificial lighting.
Energy-Efficient Appliances: The college employs 5-star AC units to minimize energy consumption and uses LED monitors in ICT labs.
Routine Checks: Peons are tasked with regularly checking switches to ensure energy conservation.
Digital Platforms: Teachers utilize Google Classroom for assignments and evaluations, reducing paper usage and energy associated with traditional methods.
Engagement Activities: The institution organizes poster-making competitions and rallies to raise awareness about energy conservation among students and the wider community.

Through these initiatives, Mahabodhi Mahavidyalaya strives to foster a culture of sustainability and responsible energy use on campus.

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