Low-carbon Transformation of Nankai Campus Based on Energy Audits Comprehensive utilization of New Energy

Abstract

The existing campus has a large building area, a low level of energy saving, less renewable energy utilization, higher energy consumption, and obvious energy-saving space. Based on the energy audit of Nankai University, this paper proposes a low-carbon campus transformation technology system combining building energy saving, clean heat supply and distributed photovoltaic in view of its problems such as high municipal heating energy consumption, low comfort, high electricity bill, and tight electricity consumption. Because the campus has both winter holidays and there is tidal phenomenon in teaching buildings and dormitory buildings, etc., the heating demand is reduced, so its heating and energy-saving space is large. At the same time, the number of campus building floors is low, the roof is conducive to the installation of photovoltaic, it is estimated that the annual power generation of rooftop photovoltaic installation can reach more than 70% of the campus electricity consumption, combined with energy-saving transformation and smart energy management, it is easy to achieve its low-carbon goals.