Planning of Green & Smart Campus Design in Jakarta with Case Study of Early Energy Audit at UNSADA Faculty of Economics Building

Energy conservation is one of the renewable energy sources that is seldom explored although Government of Indonesia has issued a series of regulation and legal basis on the issue. Darma Persada University (UNSADA) and other education institutions are included in the institutions that should implement the regulations. The research was conducted in one of the faculty buildings in UNSADA, the Faculty of Economy with the consideration that the faculty had the largest number of students in UNSADA. The research was aimed to get the energy demand, to calculate the energy conservation opportunity, and the potential of renewable energy implementation on UNSADA’s Faculty of Economics. The methods being used were preliminary energy audit and simulation of energy conservation using two scenarios: (1) the usage of energy for 15 hours per day nonstop (most closely resembles the real condition of energy usage in UNSADA’s Faculty of Economics), and (2) the usage of energy based on classroom usage allocation. From the research found that the energy demand under scenario #1 is 27,231 kWh per month, and scenario #2 is 6,530.83 kWh per month. There is a potential of 76 per cent of energy conservation under scenario #2.