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Energy Management Assessment Measurement Using Three Measurement Approaches for Green Campus Concept

This paper discusses the measurement of green campus assessments at a Siliwangi University, which has a total occupancy of 15973 people with an area of 50 Hectares The problem of the paper is how the level of the green campus from the energy aspect based on three measurement standards for the green campus. The method used in applying the measurement of energy ranking from three approaches, namely the UI Green Metric standards, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) and Greenship version 1.1. The measurement results show that the University of Siliwangi still has a low score according to the three standard measurements. Using the UI GreenMatric, the energy aspect score obtained was at the 7% level, then accepted a score of 5 from the maximum value of 15 on the UNEP approach, and scored 23 on the Greenship version 1.1 approach. The program of providing new renewable energy sources for the UNSIL campus is needed in achieving a green campus. In addition to that, a conservation and efficiency program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions becomes a campus priority.