Powering Education With Sustainability

POWERING EDUCATION WITH SUSTAINABILITY: A
PROPOSAL FOR GREEN ENERGY INTEGRATION IN OUR

UNIVERSITY
(UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP SYSTEM LAGUNA-
ISABELA CAMPUS)
IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS

IN THE SUBJECT
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
Subject teacher:
Ms. Jessica Burgos Saldo
By:
Camaso, Airah Nicolle C.
Dagman, Franz V.
Gonzales, Jhelykha C.
Villanueva, Thresha Nicole L.
TOPIC: GREEN ENERGY
I. Introduction
Green energy is incredibly important in today's world as we face pressing environmental challenges.
The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is a crucial step towards mitigating
climate change and creating a sustainable future. To address this, we need to enhance energy
efficiency to slow down energy growth and increase the utilization of clean energy sources to mitigate
the negative environmental impacts of energy usage. In this project proposal, we will dive into the
various issues and concerns surrounding green energy and provide recommendations for its adoption
and implementation.
II. Statement of the Problem

Our heavy reliance on non-renewable energy sources, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, presents
significant challenges. These fossil fuels contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, and
habitat destruction, exacerbating global warming and threatening our planet's health. It is clear that we
need to shift towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources.
III. Objectives
1. Raise awareness: One of our main objectives is to raise awareness about the benefits of green
energy and its potential to combat climate change. By educating the public about the positive impacts
of renewable energy, we can inspire individuals to take action and support the transition to green
energy.
2. Explore innovative solutions: We aim to explore and evaluate innovative technologies and
approaches for efficient and cost-effective green energy production. By researching and analyzing
these solutions, we can identify the most promising advancements in renewable energy and their
potential for widespread adoption.
3. Advocate for supportive policies: To accelerate the adoption of green energy, we need supportive
policies, incentives, and regulations. By advocating for the implementation of these measures, we can
create an environment that encourages businesses and individuals to invest in renewable energy and
reap its benefits.
4. Foster collaboration: Collaboration is key to driving the transition to a sustainable energy future.
We will work towards fostering collaboration between governments, businesses, and communities to
create partnerships and initiatives that promote the adoption of green energy. By working together, we
can overcome barriers and achieve our shared goals.
IV. Issues and Concerns
1. Cost: One of the major concerns surrounding green energy is the initial investment required. While
the cost of renewable energy technologies has decreased over the years, it can still be a barrier for
many individuals and businesses. However, it's important to consider the long-term benefits and
potential cost savings associated with renewable energy.
2. Reliability: Another concern is the reliability of green energy sources. Unlike traditional fossil
fuels, renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power are intermittent and depend on weather
conditions. However, advancements in energy storage technologies are addressing this issue by
enabling the storage of excess energy for use during low-production periods.
3. Infrastructure: The transition to green energy requires significant infrastructure development.

This includes the construction of renewable energy power plants, installation of solar panels and wind
turbines, and the expansion of the electric grid. The cost and logistics of implementing such
infrastructure can be challenging and time-consuming.
4. Environmental Impact: While green energy sources are generally considered environmentally
friendly, there can be localized environmental impacts. Large-scale solar or wind farms, for example,
may disrupt ecosystems and wildlife habitats. It's crucial to carefully plan and mitigate any potential
negative effects during the development and operation of green energy projects.
5. Energy Storage: Efficient and cost-effective energy storage solutions are necessary to address the
intermittent nature of renewable energy sources. Energy storage technologies play a vital role in
ensuring a stable energy supply and maximizing the utilization of renewable energy.
V. Solution
1. Investment in Research and Development: Increasing funding for research and development in
green energy technologies is crucial. This investment will drive innovation, improve efficiency, and
reduce costs, making renewable energy more accessible and affordable for everyone.
2. Policy Support: Implementing supportive policies, incentives, and regulations is essential to

encourage the adoption of green energy. Measures such as feed-in tariffs, tax credits, and renewable
portfolio standards can incentivize businesses and individuals to invest in renewable energy and
accelerate its deployment.
3. Infrastructure Development: Investing in the development of renewable energy infrastructure is
necessary for the widespread adoption of green energy. This includes the construction of solar and
wind farms, energy storage facilities, and the expansion of the electric grid to accommodate increased
renewable energy capacity.
4. Public Awareness and Education: Raising public awareness about the benefits of green energy is
crucial for its acceptance and adoption. Public awareness campaigns and educational programs can
inform individuals and communities about the positive impacts of renewable energy and inspire them
to take action.
5. International Cooperation: Global collaboration and knowledge sharing are essential for
accelerating the transition to green energy. By sharing best practices, research findings, and
technological advancements, we can learn from each other and collectively work towards a
sustainable energy future.
VI. Conclusion and Recommendation

Transitioning to green energy is not only necessary but also an opportunity to create a sustainable
future for generations to come. By addressing the issues and concerns surrounding green energy and
implementing the recommended solutions, we can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, mitigate climate
change, and create a cleaner and healthier environment. It requires collective efforts from
governments, businesses, communities, and individuals to drive the adoption and implementation of
green energy technologies.

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POWERING EDUCATION WITH SUSTAINABILITY: A

PROPOSAL FOR GREEN ENERGY INTEGRATION IN OUR

IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS

II. Statement of the Problem

3. Infrastructure: The transition to green energy requires significant infrastructure development.

2. Policy Support: Implementing supportive policies, incentives, and regulations is essential to

VI. Conclusion and Recommendation

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