Sustainable Campus and Infrastructure
Iconic Green Buildings
Gaia
Largest wooden building in Asia, awarded Green Mark Platinum (Zero Energy) building by BCA and Prix Versailles 2024 by UNESCO
The Hive
Naturally ventilated with use of energy saving passive displacement cooling system for tutorial rooms
The Arc
Energy saving features such as LED lightings, passive cooling coils and aluminium sunscreen exterior to reflect away heat
Green Mobility
Electric Bus Fleet for Commuting on Campus
Greener way to travel on campus through fully electric shuttle bus service
Adopting EVs for campus security operations
Introduction of 6 EV bikes and 1 EV car for campus security purposes
Solar PV Impact
In May 2024, NTU completed its Phase 2 solar photovoltaic system with an as-built capacity of 8.6 MWp. This system generates about 9.5 million kWh of clean energy annually, enough to power over 2,870 four-room HDB flats.
NTU is actively exploring new ways to increase solar capacity, including innovative installations like solar canopies in unconventional areas across campus, to further enhance our renewable energy infrastructure.
Sustainability Training and Development for Staff and Students
Employees and students play a crucial role in fostering an environmentally friendly and sustainable campus culture across our buildings, offices, classrooms, and laboratories. NTU provides online sustainability-related training modules for all staff and students which covers social and environmental aspects of sustainability. Staff can access both internal and external sustainability-related training courses via Workday to enhance their knowledge and awareness in Sustainability.
Tips for contributing to a green campus
