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Energy Efficiency Awareness Programme: Challenges and Prospects. A Case Study of Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, Unwana
Dr. E.I. Igweonu, B.J. Robert, C. V. Eguzo
Volume 12 Issue 10
Global Journal of Research in Engineering
Volume 12 Issue 10
Global Journal of Research in Engineering
The polytechnic as of today is not aware of energy efficiency and management measures but has the capability of at least saving 230.1 gallons of diesel per day. In other to further increase conservation capacity considering the economic and environmental benefits, this paper contains verifiable data to show that energy consumption capacity can be reduced by 70 percent if conservation measures are properly implemented hence reducing wastes and drastically saving cost that could be used in solving numerous needs of both staff and students.
