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Save NT$1M on power a year, and that's NT$10M over a decade

Couldn't that money buy more teaching equipment and improve more of the campus? What we want to talk about isn't just saving energy — it's how to turn wasted energy back into educational resources.

Campus pain points

The problem isn't broken equipment — it's the budget

The roof is an oven

Air-conditioning is the biggest summer drain, and the root cause is a roof that's too hot.

Rising power bills

With a limited school fund, all you can do is repair, repair and repair again.

Energy isn't managed

Empty classrooms with the AC and lights still on — the real waste is a lack of management.

Policy window

Subsidies have shifted from "new equipment" to "overall efficiency"

For 2050 net-zero, the Architecture and Building Research Institute launched the FY115 central-government existing-public-building efficiency subsidy. What the government truly wants is a near-zero-carbon campus — not just an LED swap.

Is swapping to LED enough?

No. Energy waste is more than lighting: summer's biggest drain is air-conditioning, which overworks because the roof is too hot, while empty classrooms keep idling. A single device can't fix a whole building's waste.

A complete improvement strategy

Management, lighting and building — integrated

Integrated benefit

Example: a 2,000-ping teaching building

35–50%
Overall savings
NT$0.8–1.5M
Annual power saved
40–75 t
Annual CO₂ cut
Near-zero
Class-1 efficiency label

*Calibrated to the building's baseline, equipment and measured data.

One-stop service

"We have no one to write the grant" — no problem

The school only provides the basics; we handle the rest of the process.

Free survey

On-site visit

Energy audit

Find the gaps

Grant writing

We draft it

Review support

Raise success rate

Construction

Integrated install

Energy label

Obtain the label

Let teachers teach with ease, and children learn healthier

Start with an energy audit and catch the FY115 subsidy.

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