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Solar power is considered a sustainable energy source, as it is inexhaustible and environmentally friendly. No greenhouse gases are produced, including carbon emissions or other heat-trapping gases. It prevents the harm to the environment linked with extracting fossil fuels through mining or drilling. Moreover, solar energy requires minimal to no water, in contrast to power plants utilizing steam turbines for electricity generation. Given this, Navoi State Pedagogical Institute gives importance to utilizing renewable energy sources in order to save on energy consumption by endorsing the use of solar panels. Solar panels cover the total electricity consumption of the institute. Our institute regularly tracks energy consumption and identifies high energy wastage spots. According to results of latest investigation, street lamps and water heater have been found as high energy wastages. Therefore, Navoi State Pedagogical Institute installed 100 street lamps with solar batteries and 45 water heaters operates by solar batteries in 2023.
Workshop and training on energy
NSPI students and staff have received energy conservation and energy saving training and workshops. The Energy Environment and Safety organization (EESH) has run all training and workshops, offering 12 courses annually. These exercises encourage brainstorming and knowledge sharing among participants while offering basic strategies and tactics for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and energy use. Consequently, over 6,000 people attended throughout the course of two years.
Road shows and exhibitions
Ten times a year, there are ongoing road displays and exhibitions about climate change and energy saving. These exercises offer basic advice and methods for lowering greenhouse gas emissions and conserving energy.
Promotion activities
Using a monthly promotion activities plan, NSPI offers promotional activities on campus through the use of posters, energy-saving advice pocket guides, leaflets, and media. As a result, over 19,000 students and staff participated in over 30 promotional activities.
