No	Programs	Scope (international / regional / national / local / etc)	Total Participants	Photo	Short Description
1	Webinar on “Consume less, waste less, enjoy life more during Internship period	Surrounding communities	56		A webinar has been conducted on the topic of “Consume less, waste less, enjoy life more during Internship period” by Department of Electrical Engineering on Friday 10 January 2023. The guest speaker was Engr Usman Akhter, Plant Manager, National Silk & Rayon Mills LTD, Faisalabad. In his presentation, he likely emphasized the importance of adopting a mindful and sustainable approach to consumption and waste reduction, particularly during internship experiences.
2	Seminar on “Importance of Power Electronics in Renewable Energy Applications”	Surrounding communities	85		A webinar has been conducted on the topic of “Importance of Power Electronics in Renewable Energy Applications” by Department of Electrical Engineering on Wednesday 08 February, 2023. The guest speaker was Dr Sohaib Tahir, Assistant Professor, COMSATS University Islamabad, Sahiwal Campus. In his talk, he likely underscored the critical role that power electronics plays in the integration and optimization of renewable energy sources. Dr Tahir may have emphasized the growing significance of renewable energy, given the global shift toward cleaner and sustainable power generation. He likely explained how power electronics technologies, such as inverters and converters, enable the efficient conversion, control, and management of energy from sources like solar panels, wind turbines, and hydropower systems
3	Seminar on ” Noise Pollution and Environment Quality	Intra University	40		Rehabilitation Society and Art Culture Society on topic of noise pollution and its impact on environmental quality. Participant’s gain an in-depth understanding of the various sources and consequences of noise pollution, as well as its effects on the well-being of both humans and wildlife. The seminar will explore effective strategies and policies for mitigating noise pollution, promoting a healthier and more sustainable environment for all. In the end Prizes and certificate were distributed among the participant and winners of Poster competition
4	Community service beyond the Border on Climate Disaster	International	30		University understands its social responsibility and promote the culture of hospitality and civic engagement. Students, teacher executive administrative staff under the Leadership of worthy Chairman Board of the Governors visited the earth quick affected areas of turkey. They impart brotherhood activities and take part to help the victims.
5	Outreach Activity of “Plantation Drive”	Community	40		Tree Plantation event was organized by ALPHA TUF Community Welfare Society students' under the supervision of Centre of Collective Activities in the Faisal Town and Canal  road belt.
6	A Dialogue with Local Farmers and Food Suppliers"	Community	15		A pivotal session has been organized in collaboration between the Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC) and the Biotechnology Department of The University of Faisalabad. Dr. Shaista illuminated the path to sustainable food agriculture, emphasizing innovative farming practices, conservation of natural resources, and the responsible use of biotechnology. The nutritional value of crops grown and the irrigation of plants with potentially contaminated water, underlining the need for a holistic approach to address these challenges has also been discussed.
7	Green Country Initiative	All students of TUF	All enrolled students		Green country Initiative. Plants are distributed to every student of the University students and encourage them to plant them in locations of their choice within and around the University campus. Purpose is to foster a sense of environmental responsibility.
8	Community Awareness Session on Renewable Energies	Inside the campus	25		Plantation drive held in the University of Faisalabad. Student plant trees and shrubs, fostering environmental awareness.

 

Number of innovative programs has been initiated by the University of Faisalabad to impart its efforts on to save the blue sky.

ONLINE WEBINAR FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY ON TOPIC “MOBILIZE FOR LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION”

A webinar has been conducted on the topic of “Mobilize for Local Climate Action” by Department of Engineering Technology on Friday 10 March 2023. The guest speaker was Dr Muhammad Faheem, a graduate from Chongqing University, China. During the webinar, Dr Faheem likely highlighted the importance of raising awareness and educating local populations about the immediate and tangible impacts of climate change on their daily lives. He likely stressed the need for community engagement, encouraging active participation from residents, local governments, and organizations in the development of climate action plans tailored to the specific challenges and vulnerabilities of each locality.

ONLINE WEBINAR FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY ON TOPIC “POLYMERIC INSULATION FOR HVDC EXTRUDED CABLES: THE CHALLENGES & FUTURE DIRECTIONS”

A webinar has been conducted on the topic of “Polymeric Insulation for HVDC Extruded Cables: The Challenges & Future Directions” by Department of Electrical Engineering on Friday 16 June, 2023. The guest speaker was Dr Muhammad Shoaib Bhutta, Assistant Professor, Guilin University of Aerospace Technology, China. He described the benefits and importance of high voltage and insulation technology for the graduates in power transmission system. He further elaborated that learning the high voltage insulation technology is a great way to optimize the power transmission and to improve the overall efficiency of electrical power network.

 

EXCLUSIVE AWARENESS SESSION ARRANGED FOR FEMALES

Exclusive session was arranged to create awareness about Segregation of wet waste (organic materials) and sanitary waste (non-biodegradable, potentially hazardous items). It minimizes contamination, enables efficient recycling of organic waste into compost, and ensures safe disposal of sanitary waste, reducing environmental pollution and promoting a cleaner, healthier environment.

 

COMMUNITY AWARENESS SESSION ON RENEWABLE ENERGIES:

People from local community was invited and solar site visited by the people. Project Manager Solar describes the importance of Renewable energy sources vital for communities as they provide clean, sustainable power, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and decrease dependence on fossil fuels.

PROMOTE THE CULTURE OF RE-USABILITY:

To meat SDG-13 Climate action and Prevents pollution caused by reducing the need to harvest new raw materials. University decreases the use of the plastic bottles inside the University premises. 70% of the students and staff members replaces their water bottles, coffee mugs and other essential   with reusable.

   

Smart Building

     

Automatic Door                                                                                            Elevators   

       

 Physical Security                                                        CCTV Camera Control                                                  Safety

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        Safety

   

  Indoor Environment

    

LED Lights

  Rain Water Harvesting system

Name	Campus	Automation	Safety	Energy	Water	Indoor Environment	Lighting	Total Campus Smart Building Area	Building Area
The University of Faisalabad	Saleem	Yes	Yes	Yes	Partially Implemented	Yes	Yes	79808.17	97943.40
Amin	Yes	Yes	Yes	Partially Implemented	Yes	Yes	24558.06	25383.40
Total	104366.23	123327.80
Total Smart Building Area in %	84.62%

 

 

 

 

Pakistan has undertaken various sustainable efforts, including the Billion Tree project to combat deforestation, the expansion of renewable energy sources like wind and solar power, and initiatives to promote water conservation and clean energy. These efforts aim to address environmental challenges and promote a more sustainable future for the country

• More than 80% of our lighting appliances have LED technology.
• Most air conditioners have inverter technology that allows energy use more efficiently.
• More than 90% of our desktop PCs in PC use are all-in-one and LED display and are energy certified.
• Corridors are equipped with motion and presence sensors. Thus, unnecessary consumption is prevented.

2022				2023
Appliances	Total Number	Green Energy Efficient	Percentage	Total Number	Green Energy Efficient	Percentage
AC Inverters	1075	837	77%	1075	998	92.8%
LED Bulb	20,000	14000	70%	20,000	19000	95%
Search Lights	96	35	36%	100	87	87%
Street Light	6	4	66%	6	6	100%
Star certified Computers	2500	2200	88%	2800	2550	91.71%
Average Total	23,677	15,076	72.12%	23,981	22,341	93.16%

 

IMPACT:

Simple Invertor generates CO2 in Hour = 0.43 kg

Office Hour usage= 0.43*8=3.44 kg

Total CO2 generated by simple invertors in one month = 89.44 kg

CO2 Production in one year= 89.44 *312= 27,905.28 kg

 

Green Energy Invertor CO2 in Hour = 0.15 kg

Office Hour usage= 0.43*8=3.44 kg = 0.15*8= 1.2 kg

Total CO2 generated by green invertors=        31.2

CO2 Production in one year= 31.2 *312= 9,734.4 kg

 

Result of CO2 Reduction in one month= 58.24 kg

 Result of CO2 Reduction in one year (working days) = 27,905.28-= 9,734.4= 18,170.88 kg

 

                                                                                                        LED search Lights

   

                                                                 Classification of AC Inverters on basis of Energy Efficiency

Star certified Computers

 

LED Energy saving bulbs installed across the University lecture rooms

1. Dynamic price-based demand response through linear regression for microgrids with renewable energy resources

The green innovations in the energy sector are smart solutions to meet the excessive power requirements through renewable energy resources (RERs). However, The pricing scheme limitations hinder the profit maximization of Microgrid and their customers. The demand response optimization problem is solved through the particle swarm optimization (PSO) technique. The proposed dynamic electricity pricing scheme can readily be used for real microgrids (MGs) to grasp the goal for cleaner energy production.

                 

                                  Figure . Grid-connected Microgrid.

 

Fluorination Treatment and Nano-Alumina Concentration on the Direct Current Breakdown Performance & Trap Levels of Epoxy/Alumina Nanocomposite for a Sustainable Power System

Epoxy resin is extensively used in gas insulated switches as a renewable energy coating due to its exceptional insulation, mechanical characteristics, and environmental friendliness. The higher resistivity of the epoxy resin causes numerous surface charges to accumulate on the surface of the epoxy resin may cause insulation Failure of the power transmission system. Research was conducted to examine the impact of fluorination treatment on epoxy resin and It was observed that the fluorinated layer has a charge-suppressing effect and improved insulation properties.

                       Fig Generation and transport of space charge in epoxy resin- nanocomposites before and after fluorination.

 

Adaptive Dynamic Control Based Optimization of Renewable Energy Resources for Grid-Tied Microgrids

Renewable-energy-resource-based micro-grids can overcome excessive carbon footprints and increase the overall economic profile of a country. However, the intermittent nature of renewables and load variation may cause various control problems. This study aims to develop an adaptive technique for the optimization of renewable energy resources (RERs). The proposed system provides robust optimization

And reduces the overall system cost, and increases economic profitability.

Figure 1. Proposed hybrid system with adaptive dynamic programming.