Energy Consumption on Campus.

The total electricity usage of JUST Campus in 2022 was 30059063Kw while it decreased compared to the pandemic year due to the complete opening after the pandemic in 2022. On the main campus area of JUST University electricity is used for lighting, cooling, heating, computers, and laboratory appliances the campus also provided King Abdullah University Hospital KAUH and The new field hospital which builds post-pandemic to support KAUH. For more information, please click here.

Renewable Energy Sources.

The university has already completed the construction of a 5-MWatt solar system, generating 8 million KWh of clean energy. Additionally, plans are underway for a 20 MWatt solar system, expected to be operational within two years. Together, these solar systems will produce a total of 40 million KWh, effectively eliminating the university's electricity costs and meeting the rising energy demand. For more information, please click here.

Green Building Implementation.

JUST buildings were designed by a Japanese architect back in 1980. The design was progressive and ahead of his time by considering elements of sunlight breakers, natural light and ventilation. The design also reduced exposure to direct sun light in the parts of buildings facing the sun to reduce the heat in the summer. New buildings at JUST are also designed on the same principles. Recently, Jordan University for Science and Technology (JUST) and UNICEF signed a five-year agreement aimed at exploring innovative approaches, technologies and designs to address key challenges in the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector in the country. The agreement will enable the two institutions to undertake research and co-design and implement innovative projects to ensure sustainable, appropriate and scalable solutions for provision of water, sanitation and hygiene services. UNICEF will also support the establishment of a “WASH Innovation Hub” incubator at the University campus in Ramtha that will serve as a laboratory for designing and testing innovative solutions. For more information, click here.

Smart Building Implementation.

Implementation and operation of the B.M.S building monitoring and control system in many university sites by the engineers and technicians of the Operation and Maintenance Unit at the University of Science and Technology, where the lighting and  temperature are monitored and controlled, and the alarm systems are inspected also our BMS system is connected to an application the operators have an access for it so they can controlled different systems any where they are. The facades of all buildings are designed to get the maximum natural lighting and visual continuity, and we use removable sun breakers  to achieve the comfortable lighting and temperature for user, most of our Ac system is converter and fixed to stop when temperature achieve 23 celsius degree. The Engineering and Medical colleges buildings facades designed extroverted to  the inside court, so the halls and laboratories are gain  natural lighting and natural ventilation and avoiding direct sun heat,for acknowledgment there are fountain systems in each court that helps cooling the university surface, while the outer facades are mostly solid with small architectural openings to avoid most of heat and get some light from them with the possibility of closing them with movable  sun breakers Or a normal curtains if the situation becomes troublesome. For more information, click here.

Innovative projects.

Several innovative energy conservation projects were implemented. Examples of such projects include On-Campus fast and safe EV charger, Solar-powered golf cart for mail/package delivery within JUST's vast campus, and a charging station powered by solar panels as well as pedaling. For more information, click here.

The Use of Energry Efficient Appliances.