Environmental Management & ImprovementMinimize negative impact of operationPollution prevention
Energy efficiency
The City Government of Surabaya, in collaboration with the University of Surabaya (UBAYA), has installed a 2000 wp capacity on-grid solar panel system on the roof of the City Hall as a pilot project for renewable energy. This initiative, led by Mayor Eri Cahyadi and UBAYA Rector Dr. Ir. Benny Lianto, aims to promote environmentally friendly technology, encourage youth entrepreneurship, and support the city's goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2060.
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The University of Surabaya (UBAYA), through its Center for Environmental and Renewable Energy Studies (PuSLET), organized a renewable energy socialization event aimed at inspiring Surabaya's youth. The program engaged students in hands-on activities such as assembling solar-powered toy cars and creating research posters, fostering their interest and awareness in sustainable energy solutions.
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Resources conservation Environmental improvement
The University of Surabaya (UBAYA) actively promotes environmental improvement through student-driven innovation and conservation initiatives. One notable example is the creation of eco-friendly straws made from starch-based materials, developed by UBAYA students as a sustainable alternative to plastic. Additionally, UBAYA’s student organization MAPAUS runs a Natural Resource Conservation Division, which engages in preserving biodiversity and protecting natural ecosystems through education and action-based programs. These efforts highlight UBAYA’s dedication to fostering environmental responsibility and sustainability among its academic community.
Waste reduction Recycling
Pusdakota Universitas Surabaya introduced various environmentally friendly technologies, such as community-scale composting, the Takakura method for household composting, and liquid waste management and sanitation, during its 10th-anniversary celebration. The event also marked the launch of Social Eco-Friendly Technology as part of Pusdakota's commitment to community empowerment and environmental conservation.
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A student from the University of Surabaya's Faculty of Creative Industry led her team to victory in the "Products for a Better Earth" competition organized by PT Salam Pacific Indonesia Lines (SPIL) and UBAYA. They transformed recycled fabrics, including old uniforms, into functional products like bags and shoes, demonstrating creativity and contributing to environmental sustainability. ➡️ Source 1 ➡️ Source 2
